If you just ask to be taken off it, they'll happily take your name off but leave you hanging with any joint responsibility you signed on for, without even telling you you're still responsible until it becomes an issue on your credit report, no access to the account but liable for it all the same.

Once I purchase at tax sale, I drive to the house, gain access and change the locks.

These trusts are designed to house real estate within a grantor trust and provide limited access to grantor or beneficiary information contained in the trust instrument or known to the trustee.

Off street parking front and rear with access from 2 public roadways.5/12 3 tab roof needs replacing including some decking.

You either accept this risk, and trust the parties that will be having access to this sensitive information, or you don't do this type of deal.Ask the agent how they want the "offer" presented - signed, one page LOI, full realtor contract, etc.

Do you generally have access or paperwork problems?

As I see it the 203k would allow me to get more money out but would come with some restrictions and extra headaches.

Plus you probably can't impose that restriction in the middle of somebody's lease.

I'm interested in this topic as I didn't use our association pool last summer because they require me to submit a photo of our family members in order to obtain access to the pool, and I find that a bit creepy.

I want to know whether or not a Realtor License would be beneficial to those strategies or would it impose restrictions in trying to make those deals?