The mortgagors reported the mortgage interest on their returns, which excludes us from being able to capitalize the same interest on our returns.There is more research being done..we shall see what becomes of this situation.Another quirk in this situation is that one of the properties we signed a lease agreement with permission to upgrade the property.  

But you mentioned that the co-op is an investment property and not your primary residence so do you have some sort of permission to rent it indefinitely?

The only reason I can imagine identity theft resulting in bankruptcy is if she gave some e permission to use their card and that person racked up huge bills that the person didn't expect or couldn't pay.

Note that, with proper written notice (letter), you can enter the property without his permission to perform repairs (although it is much better to have cooperation).

Or if the LL gave you permission to vacate the unit and, agree in writing, that you would not be responsible for any further rent after move-out.Did the LL give you specific details? 

Do they have permission for these dogs? 

Now the good, if damage is assessed to be to high maybe the city will give you permission to bulldoze the house and start a new.

The second uncertainty is a single family home, which was converted into a duplex without permission.

I also never called for permission to speed on I-95.

You also can't just call up someone's lender without their permission and talk about the mortgage, that's a privacy violation.