The lender wouldn't tell him if he did call and what if the old owner gave permission?

Otherwise usually you are only allowed to remove the part that is on your side without permission from your neighbor.

From my understanding in SoCal, you just have to get permission from city/county.

No asking permission or jumping through hoops.

They are just pre giving permission to release the money.

If in a community you also must have permission to buy and rent.Very difficult to get a mortgage and homes generally do not appreciate.If the home is on it's own lot situation is somewhat different.

@David M.I was trying to simplify things by not having an LLC within an LLC but as I can’t ascertain from the Florida Division of Corporations if this would be permissible and based on the thoughts of my superior colleagues on here, I have reconsidered this structure.I can’t get any personal loan anyway.

(Say that to my face you low life attorney- you will likely need new bridge work after)I conspired with seller to transfer title without his knowldge or permission.

If your property was vacant and now people are living there without your permission then that is criminal trespassing, breaking and entering and probably also destruction of property and larceny if they took anythingThat being said, the police may still tell you that you have to evict them if they say they have a lease/rental agreement

Any time a applicant is overly nice, offers to do maintenance or upgrades or asks permission to do anything in the way of changing the unit my risk meter tells me to reject their application.