I, as much as them, do not want to be dialing the wrong demographic that will be annoyed when I call.

Can anyone tell me if I as a beneficiary, can take out a HELOC on my mothers property that is in a revocable trust for me? 

@Edward BI can't speak for others but I as a Champion (thanks btw) I did this 18years ago.

@Michael AdamoI agree that prices of MFR's are still way overinflated, but I a believer in offering what you think the property is worth and take the list price as a suggestion until I can arrive at a number that hits my targets.

That will basically say you can't rent it out 365 days a year but you will be living there anyway so I a good option to talk about with a lender. 

Then I sell via my agent.What I am wondering is, in your opinion, assuming the seller and owner can in fact be two different people (a separate issue we are also discussing) and I as seller authorize the listing before obtain title (remember we're just assuming that part for this question), do you think I need a license to start marketing the property on the MLS using an agent, before I close.

It i a numbers game.

@Aaron K. man a phone is that big of an interruption for your day?

Where I, as a buyer am simply rejecting a deal where I don't like the terms... just like I reject loans from payday lenders and loan sharks. 

I as well have been doing my due diligence with research and study for the past two months.