You simply need an authorization to release mortgage information, often any bank will give you a form needed to obtain information or this can be done with a letter.

Historically, these are the lowest rates in over 100 years confirmed by Bruce Norris and Sean O'Toole being nerds and looking up interest rates back into the mid 1850s at the Library of Congress.

I think the title is a little misleading and even the author pretty much admits that. 

I was just looking at Bridgeport's code book and only found the following regarding inspection of rental properties: § 425-7 Inspections; right of entry.The Building Inspector is authorized and directed to conduct inspections from time to time to determine whether there has been compliance with the registration provisions of this article; provided, however, that no such inspection shall be made without prior notice to the owner and occupants of the structure and no inspection shall be made at times other than during normal business hours unless authorized by the owner and occupant.

I think author, Mark Warda, is the authority on Land Trusts.

We'll things got tacky and didn't realize the town had real jerks in authority!

I applaud the author for publishing a road map of how he did it.  

Check state security laws as they may be different, but 3 is pretty common.Put the money in a company bank account, about as safe as you'll get with that amount.The Operating Agreement forms the LLC defines how business is to be conducted, who has signature authority over bank accounts, the rights and obligations of members and management issues.

(The 1 exception I think was a poorly trained tech in the customer service area - he proceeded with work & tried to charge for it without my explicit authorization... not necessarily a true reflection of the company's competency.)Hope this helps!

I'm currently working with the owner to give me authorization to interface with her lender and loan servicer.