There’s a lot that can be done pre-closing if you have a cooperative seller - which doesn’t expose either of you to a lot of risk.

The only hope is to convince the daughter to cooperate....a foreclosure on her credit won’t do her any good.  

Let them know that you're simply looking to avoid vacancy, and the more cooperation you receive from them, the higher the chances that someone will sign the lease and the showings will stop.

The bank is not too cooperative in this and ultimately may not provide that letter.  

Btw I talked to them this morning and one is being cooperative saying if we got another surveyor out to prove it then she’d be happy to let us move our fence and that shell move the driveway over, but however the other one isn’t being cooperative

@Peter M.Most military units will not cooperate and will say this is a civil matter.

Hi @Lane Cooper I am currently in the process of house hacking!

All in all, you need the owner's consent and cooperation.

I contacted the title agent and  I was told it was an easy fix with a scriveners affidavit and reached out to the previous owner who agreed to sign a corrected deed but now the previous owner is not cooperating (previous owner says he is still paying a mortgage on the foreclosed property somehow).  

I've been trying to be accommodating about the process but the tent is not being cooperative so now my contractor pulled the plug because he is afraid of this Quit Enjoyment law.