They can all work at different times, imo.Good luck finding your own method.Rich Awesome insight Rich,This is the same track I've been researching, thanks for the post to reiterate that there are others other there  on this same path:- the balance between cash flow, tax shield from depreciation, and projections to figure out how to net "0," on paper or as close to it as possible- building up the passive activity loss bucket in anticipation of properties or other income producing activities that have income that exceed expenses and depreciation so I can keep the net "0," balance for tax shield purposes- use of entities, revocable and non revocable trusts, and Life insurance to exit life with no estate tax, fund trusts with perpetual income and asset growth by auto/default design to perpetuate indefinitely into future generations

Finally, if you heard whispers of companies getting that information, I would suspect there is a reason they are whispering...because they can't legally obtain that information without the borrower providing consent.

Dual agency is legal in Maryland if a consent has been signed and only if it is a different licensee representing each party.

If you gave proper notice to repair something and they consented electronically or in writing, I don't see the problem.  

By trust, I presume you mean a revocable living trust as opposed to an irrevocable trust? 

A tenant in common can transfer his or her ownership interest without the consent of the other tenants in common.

You can NOT wholesale a wrap or Sub-To, or any financing agreement WITHOUT the specific consent of the lender.

There is no exception to just one or three or five, any origination is covered.Actually, this just dawned on me as we have had many wholesalers talk about rolling over financing agreements, those are usually canned due tie to the fact such contracts are unilateral and require the consent of the lender/seller.This is a bit different, you're facilitating financing between an owner and an end buyer/borrower, that is a brokerage function.

There are lots of small oranizations that don't have space, you might consider a nightly fee for meetings, but the main tenant needs to be in that loop, sub-letting with consent could be arranged in several ways. :)

No realtor can put an offer without the consent of buyer.