I wish I could provide you a source, but I have read that the courts have protected land trusts as valid asset protection entities that lenders may not discriminate against.

You do make some valid points though, and I'm sure the lack of a personal picture on your part is due to one of the many, but which?

Looking back, the last warranty deed did not identify the mobile home on the land but the warranty deed before that did have the year, make and VIN#.

What's the warranty on that plan?

The company I'm using will come back in two weeks after treatment to inspect and offers a 90 day warranty on treatment.

When looking at the county records, first find where the property was transferred to the current owner (usually via a warranty deed).

And the 1 year occupancy requirement is automatically waived should you get valid orders to transfer. 7,900 sq ft?

The place burns down, kids broke in, whatever.What the second note holder finds is that 1. the policy was modified and the loss payee coverage is not valid or 2. the insurance is a forced placed policy that only affords coverage for the first lien holder.Mistakes can be made by anyone, including your attorney if they reviewed the docs.

You essentially sell the end-buyer your existing valid contract with the seller.Write the contract with the seller, as if you were actually buying it.

You'll also need to have a valid rental license in some counties in order to be able to present your case or else they will refuse to hear it.