She got married and was moving states, so she talked to the lender and they gave her instructions on how to write a letter explaining the situations, they gave her a written letter back authorizing her to rent it.

What was the author and complete title of the book you mentioned that got you kickstarted?

You should be trying to get a hold of the borrower to get an authorization letter to speak on their account.

Much of this depends on the working ability of the House Authority in your particular area. 

It is a catch 22 for the landlord tenant authority.

Liens get wiped off title, not necessarily wiped out.Thus means the obligation to the municipality, agency or taxing authority may still be unsatisfied and that means it ain't going away unless you mitigate. 

@Nathan RichmondThe first step to transfer the unit into your name, a transfer of ownership form which your Housing Authority will provide.

They are your principal and need to have sufficient capacity, powers and authority to sell.The PR's attorney will strongly prefer a property to gave maximum market exposure via listing with an experienced agent however this nay not be required.

I also like how an LLC makes it just a little bit harder for someone to find out my name and address.My question is this --   When signing a lease contract as a sole member LLC -- in order for the contract to be valid,do I have to print my full birth name under my signature line  OR can I do something like "authorized agent, XXX properties LLC".Thanks, Craig

The reason why is that the information in books get old quickly and often times the authors are no longer investing in the real world!