I don't think that's the case because if it were you would have permission from the seller to speak with the lender and would know the loan balance.If this is just an MLS deal I would have considered it dead about seven months ago.

You CANNOT have access to the MLS and have your license hung with the state in Arizona atleast I know for sure, you have to have a broker and permission from that broker throught the MLS (tucson specifically) for you to obtain access (www.tarmls.com) The comission split means your making 1.5 maybe 2% of the deal.

HELOCs or other lines of credit that do not require you to ask the bank for permission to borrow the money.Partners or investors that are willing to put up the cash for you to do the deal in exchange for a piece of the action or steady return.HML or private money lender that you have a relationship with that can analyze the deal quickly enough to go/no go you in your time frame.

Even after the law changes many existing ADU owners may not become aware of their restored freedoms.Local governments do not have to be as permissive as the state regarding ADU size. 

He also changed the hardwood flooring in my house without permission and painted various rooms. 

I have told him in the past both verbally and in writing that he needs to ask me for permission every time he does anything to the house.

The bank will either need to get permission from the trustee handling the BK, or they will deed over to another entitiy that can do business outside of the BK.The first option may take some time.

Is that permissible to share via the site?

What you said about having contractors inside the building also made me think about some things I had not considered, mainly about structuring that around the permission of the seller, but I don't think that would be a problem really.

I would like to place your property in some of my marketing mediums and with your permission get double exposure on your home.