I have a dog named Luna, she is a golden retriever.

Refinanced at 75% LTV, retrieving 60% costs.5.

Wouldn't going into probate inform the lender that the owner of the property is deceased and the bank should start making preparation in retrieving full payment?

The condo complex that I have rentals, it is the responsibility of the PM company to keep track of who belongs there, and that includes them changing names on mail boxes, and retrieving keys for public entrances and gates, and handling them off to new occupants.

Make arrangements with a neighbor to retrieve packages that have been left outside, or in the common area if you are not going to be home.

You still have to catch the thief, retrieve the items, and reinstall them.If it's a big risk, I would focus heavily on warning signs and neighborhood watch.

Why not choose a retriever, a lab, one of the breeds known as family pets, one that does not have a reputation as a fighter, biter?

I hate the house buying process (retrieving documents, explanations, wasted time) so I would recommend using a loan agent that you like and you feel comfortable with because there's going to be a ton of communication during the process.  

I don't want to store it anywhere or have any of my stuff hacked where it can be retrieved by ne'er do-wells.3.

Also note that they most likely already have 95% of this information because what is one of the first things you do when getting a LLC - you get an ein and open a bank accountSo right then and there the information is out there and banks have to report suspicions activitiesFincen is not going to be used by a third party attorney in this type of case I was listening to what I consider a reputable finance podcast this week, and they were saying that there were already some ways for third parties to "end around" and retrieve that information.