My name doesn't appear on any official documents (except the operating agreement which stays at my attorney's office).

the head roommate is actually the daughter of the official tenant (who doesn't live on site).

Too many problems with city officials.

I had her complete an authorization to release information, and provide her caseworkers' telephone numbers so that I could verify the information she provided.

First thing first get an authorization to release information form filled out and submitted asap. once you get to speak with a loss mitigator you can get all your answers and im sure theyll be willing to work with you.Do you know why the realtor gave up the first time around?

It sounds like you're pretty set on shutting it down, and it kinda reminds me of the time in my home town when authorities removed the stop signs from a train crossing because they were becoming "a maintenance issue."

(I know he didn't author REL but it is in his series) Anyway, I thought, "I can do this", I read a Dolf DeRoos, went to the bank, established a line of credit, went to my lawyer and formed an LLC, started looking at properties, made a few offers that weren't accepted (Thank God, I truly believe things happen for a reason) and closed on my first property on 4/13/10, it was a flip.

I was a fee appraiser, a mortgage banker/servicer, HUD Official, etc.

and you'll want to pursue an appeal with the taxing authority (after all, it's only worth what you just paid!).

most buyers are skeptical and think i made up my dates, and want something more official...i think that buyers are being a little too needy right now, although i understand where the fear is coming from