You NEVER have to ask permission from a banker AGAIN for as long as you have credit on your HELOC. 

Hey everyone, I am in a situation where a leasee is subletting a few offices in his space with permission of the landlord.

Hey everyone, I am in a situation where a leasee is subletting a few offices in his space with permission of the landlord.

In many cases, it is easier to "beg for forgiveness than ask for permission".

.- Lease a vacant "unloved" property for 3 years with permission to sub-let it.- Buy and then resell a vacant lot at the county delinquent tax sale.- Buy supplies and equipment - start a venture to provide clean-out of severly distressed (trashed) properties.

Unless a property is actively listed in the MLS for sale, there won't be any "legitimate" way to gain access, without the owner's permission.  

In the states I'm licensed in, I'm not allowed to enter a property without permission, even foreclosures or HUD homes, so I don't have immediate access to any home unless the agent answers the phone.

If you want to run ANY type of business using your residence address 1st thing to do regardless of contract statues, is to GET IN WRITING PERMITTION of your landlord, or face eviction prospect or lease non-renewal.NO business should be allowed to run from the residential property without among other requirements: -Obtaining IN WRITING YOUR LANDLORD PERMISSION and getting a RENTAL , liability INSURANCE.- Comply with all legal requirements, since your business if run from R-1 is still a subject to zoning, city codes, insurance, permits, licensing, liabilities, taxes etc.  

Also "For Rent" signs around the neighborhood, or on bulletin board at certain supermarkets and religious locations (make sure its permissible) can work.

I had found/dugout and re-guvinated a foundation of garage/barn that was torn/fell down and got permission to use that footprint to "re-build"/ "renovate" a huge 6 car barn on a 75 x 100 lot that housed a 1200 sq ft ranch.