@David Smit"Where imposture, ignorance, and brutal cupidity, are the stock in trade of a small body of men, and one is described by these characteristics, all his fellows will recognise something belonging to themselves, and each will have a misgiving that the portrait is his own."

We’re actually the 4th house that has closed, but only the 2nd to have moved-in some of our belongings (we’re waiting to move in valuables until we have a security system in place, which requires a landline or internet...). 

However, if you belong to their associations or know them personally all of a sudden you get a split or referral fee. 

They have already taken 1/2 of their belongings to Nebraska where they plan to move.

The seller mentioned that they shouldn't be bothered.The seller mentioned in the addendum that he didn't provide any appliances and that any belongings in the property belong for the tenant.What are some the best practices to transition the tenant from the old landlord to the new one?

The only thing I know is that HSBC bank has been appointed trustee of the trust that this note, or some of this note belongs to.Some people claim you can get lenders to sell a note. 

Another association I belong to, Ive assisted with property tax appeals, connecting association with a capable law firm.

Could you work out a 30 to 45 day stay in a place, rent a storage unit and put most of you belongings there and just keep what you need?  

The service animal belongs to the grandson, not the grandmother.

Yes, it is important to us because it was built by a relative - and someday it will belong to our son.I don't think the fact that it has nice woodwork should preclude us from renting.