I've also heard elsewhere that the bank/lender of the underlying loan may not authorize a pay-off without the borrower signing off on it.Do you recommend perhaps getting some kind of limited power of attorney with the seller as part of the deal so you can perform these actions on your own?

Long story semi-short: the other daughters granted, lets call her "Paris" which is a daughter of his, they granted her full permission to own the house but she was never officially put on the deed it was a verbal agreement saying "yea Paris you can take control of the property" So eventually after sitting for so long  the house was deteriorated and was agreed to be demolished by Gary (who is Paris's nephew) for 28k around 2008.

I paid my mortgage off a few weeks ago and the bank hasn’t officially filed a release or sent me a letter saying it’s paid in full.

If not, it there a way we can get the official Logo/Graphic for that a "BiggerPockets" to make our own?

I started using it officially January 1.

I’d love to authorize pets and let the renters use the space but then I’d have to mow the whole three acres.

Many foreclosures end up here with a sale “officially” for $100, back to the bank for this reason....but that doesn’t mean you could have bought it for $200.

From my understanding Delaware was the first state to enact legislation authorizing the creation of series LLCs.

In you guys opinion, do you think it would be too soon to make official contact with a agent or better off establishing that relationship sooner than later?

Is there an official “wholesale” contract available or template or does anyone want to team up with me and take this deal?