Often that paper trail showing that the transfers were done correctly, that there were power of attorney documents for the one making the transfers or sales, is missing one of the links. 

@Casey Powers Great idea.

The following week, they needed to shut the power to fix the siding behind the electric meters.

Everyone likes to talk about the power of financial leverage in real estate, but successful investors also realize the value of leveraging the experience of others. 

I will look for one, meantime I m waiting for my preaproval to I know my purchasing power.

I found a lender that does 100 percent financingand another that does 90 LTV so I lookfor deals that meet their criteria because my spending power increases.

Totally agree here; we can speculate/offer commentary all day, but it's up to a conversation with the powers that be. 

At this point I don't want to overcomplicate the matter, but am just trying to understand what we need to legally operate in this context (it was suggested on one forum that a limited power of attorney might also be a viable solution).

HOA property managers power trip Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Many of the gurus suggest building a "power team" in the remote area.