Developers cannot get loans from banks to start building, the individual RE investors cannot get loans to buy finished or pending properties.

They wouldn't provide me with any info without the original borrower's authorization.

I'm an out of town REI (california) looking to find a MF (<20 units of 1br/1ba preferred, doesn't have to be individually metered) in San Antonio, TX!!

It is my understanding (which is limited mind you) that I would need an authorization to release information form from the seller so that I could obtain a reinstatement quote/letter from the seller's lender.

I will get the details by getting more info from different authorities etc.

And they weld authority like their a king and the other residents won't grow a pair and stand up.The last board I delt with had a guy that would send you a "friendly" letter and a picture of you trash cans if they were on the street for more that 2 hours after the truck went by. 

It's rather pointless trying to lead the blind if you are not a visionary (sorry).Until a property has a principal or someone with standing (capacity, powers and authority) to sell, encumber or oasis marketable title, it's pointless to plan too far ahead. 

Hi - I'm looking for some advice on resolving a SDIRA issue:My Self Directed IRA made a unsecured loan to an individual (not a disqualified party).The borrower is unable to repay the loan according to the terms of the note.

Utilities are less of a concern because you should let your tenants pay if units are individually metered or use a chargeback system if they are not individually metered.  

Oh, you'll have some naive loan officer tell you otherwise, however at the last minute they will require you to "temporarily" deed out and vest as an individual.