(c) Sale by borrower or other permissible party. 

Nothing gets recorded or distributed without permission of all parties.Is your question about the risks of buying "sight unseen" or with no inspection?

Since you are buying in a totally different area than where you live now I don't expect that they would give you much trouble about buying a multifamily or it being in FL but they will want to see that you either work remotely and have permission from your company to work from Pensacola or that you have a job lined up down here and paperwork to prove it.  

Notices and requests from any one Tenant(s) or occupant (including repair requests and entry permissions) constitute notice from all Tenant(s).

So you convince them by doing it, and asking forgiveness rather than permission.

And with current interest rates wsy more, I have to think they are going to want to increase rates on you.alternatively, you could take it sub2 where you aren't asking permission but it's still a risk that they will call it due.

Quote from @Michael Baum: You have a secret note visible only to mods that says you were given permission to post your Deal o' the Day.

Obviously I do all transactions through the title company I've trained to do it the way I want AND modified my trust to say to pay as directed AND made the trust modifiable with 75% vote of the beneficiaries so I could modify the trust to make the title company happy if that's what is needed.2) You need a power of attorney from the party from whom you're taking the property so you can 1) transact and 2) have permission to speak with the lender. 

If you get written permission from the seller it can still be done, but most sellers won't sign off on that if there's no benefit to them.

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