There needs to be a power of sale clause in the mortgage docs generally to go the non-judicial route.

My aunt is power of attorney so if she gets the money I know she will keep it for herself and his family we have no knowledge of so I'm at a loss, any way I don't have to pay these people who are technically involved in no deserving way?

The power was not on at the time.

A Texas Representative, Jeb Hensarling, had this to say about the lack of accountability of the CFPB, “Arguably it is the single most powerful and least accountable Federal agency in the history of our nation.”

Power of Attorney (but it can be terminated, but they usually don't know that)Future advance note and deed of trust, call the note & foreclosedepends on how you set it up, you can have a patrician of property, which forces sale.

Multiply that by dozens of new investors fresh out of a Fortune Builders or Montelongo 2 day free seminar, and the local hard money lenders get deluged with "I'm looking to build my power team, what are your criteria?".

Instead of doing things through my mortgage company the contractor and I partnered.The Realtor brought deals that were basically listed that need repairs or new business.We used a future advance demand note and a construction contract.A few deals we partnered with the seller, obtaining a SWD for a half interest, and special power of attorney to sell, makes life easier with out of town owners.

Or a paid power of attorney lawyer may do it.

That will be a powerful tool for you to get them to pay.4 bedrooms means large families with all the potential damages that can happen.

Currently I am deployed overseas as a contractor and was wondering if I saw a property I wanted to buy, would someone else be able to put the property under my LLC if there name wasn't on it, or would I need a special power of attorney.