As one who has listed my share of short sales I'll tell you that most banks will not pay the liens to get the property because if the short sale fails they just foreclose and get the property anyway as the first lien holder.

But by saying "no wraps without the lien holders written consent" you're basically saying "no wraps" because written consent will never happen. 

And why it is done after.If the note holder finds out they can call the loan or require a commercial loan.

Apparently, the previous title holder (the one who lost it at the sale) can actually come back and sue for the property years later.

I learn something every day....I just googled the retiring title thing, and one of the requirememnts is the lien holder releasing their lien on the MH.

welcome @Jay Jackson , I reside here in SA and I'm more of flipper rather than buy and holder.  

I don't think real estate holders care either.

I do not think a mortgage holder can stop you from selling your property unless you get a special discount or sign an agreement about it. 

That is exactly what I was talking about in all of my previous comments, in the case of IRA LLC the structure for the LLC that it is manager-managed, not member-managed, and the manager of the LLC is IRA account holder, not anybody else (i.e. sibling, etc).Checkbook IRA is niche that only few experts understand and Nolo is certainly NOT a resource to use to consult on this subject. 

As long as we get a promissory note or payment from the entity, we cancel the eviction.  2) If SEC 8 is aware a recipient holder owes you money, they won’t be able to move without your permission.