https://www.cityofpasadena.net...Hi Janani, all hosts must still submit a quarterly report, even those who list on AirBNB exclusively.

If the property is in Virginia, someone familiar with Virginia law can give you advice on where to look.The foreclosure process will begin with a notice somewhere, either recorded on title, in a legal notice in a newspaper, or in the courts. 

Growing up in the North, and living (almost) exclusively in the South, there are tradeoffs (even in my opinion).

I looked up the sheriff notice though and it was posted in the County Gazette newspaper.  

The problem is I have worked exclusively with 5/3 bank and they do not do commercial investment property financing.

I am currently focusing exclusively on rentals as I believe the demand will remain or grow stronger, though prices may drop a bit.

, I can offer a technical way of doing what you want...Deed the house to the relative; create a promissory note for (trivial amount) so that you can take "deed in lieu" when you want to sell - that solves the "so I can have right to sell".For renting, just create a (master) lease with your relative where you rent it for $1 per month and have the exclusive right to sub-let - that solves the "so I can rent it out".As far as "other legal decisions" - you'd have to be more specific but with the word "legal" in there, I refer back to consulting an attorney there.

I suspect in less than an hour of online research and a few phone calls you'll find out where they are held.A really easy way to find them is to pick up all your local newspapers, because the "Notice of Trustee Sale" will often be published in the local paper with an address and time.

You can still use your Realtor as a buying agent, so they don't feel slighted (although unless you signed an exclusive representation agreement, you can typically work with whomever you want)

The market is competitive enough as is, so I save them the hassle and send them a deal with unofficial exclusivity.