@Vito DiIennaWhile I have not had to get a Letter of No Objection myself, if I had to do it, I would go right the the DOB, go into the Office that you can get an official Cert of Occupancy and ask them what is the procedure to get the letter.Normally, you will need to provide evidence.

The West End really could be revitalized and get fresh investment if it were breathed upon.

You can use Propstream to get information, but generally, the spend isn't worth it until you have an idea of what the plan is.

Thank you for the idea!

It's ugly as sin, but it's in the closet and won't be visible often.

So, this may not be the thing to do when the time comes. 3.

My understanding is that most lenders will file a mortgage lien on the subject property as soon as the loan is signed so as to preserve their rights, but what if the lender did not do so before the borrower defaulted?

Can't wait to dig into the forum and learn more from everyone on here!

Well that's all depressing to read!

The waiver is only good for damages not lack of notice or not showing up.