More likely than not, its already been sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac or one of the big wall street firms, packaged up into a CMO and sliced and diced.

I have tried many times to get this data from banks and they always give some half answer about needing to see the whole package.

Is there a way to secure a loan using this property without an onsite appraisal?

He's an expert and comes with the forms etc for the deal and he has packages covering getting SEC registered which I recommend so you can advertise.Prior to registering with at least your state SEC as a borrower you can't borrow from strangers or advertise even from a website.

Cut the pay of all government employees by 2/3rds - eliminate separate retirement program and place all under social security.

Just my opinion, but it seems logical to me.I think a better option would be to package the properties & sell them at auction in smaller chunks.

Check the social security death index.

At my company, we would repair and bill or remove and leave it empty, but place a bill against her security deposit.

A useful proxy promulgated by FINRA is available here:What FINRA Thinks For Securities-Based OptionsVolatile securities are arguably more demanding of more diligence on the part of the person selling the security.

I listened to a pod cast the outlined this scenario & you are walking on thin ice from a securities stand point.