One should be very certain the lender is incorrect in a major way before choosing this route.e) The mortgagor can negotiate a Consent Order for Foreclosure.

But my lawyer is suggesting that it can;t be done without lender's consent that the title has been transferred to a different entity and per my mortgage broker, while this is usual practice, lender wont give a written consent.

Having an equitable interest in a property gives him the control and option to do whatever he wants as determined by the agreement signed by two or more consenting and fully informed parties. 

Violations by licensees, schools, and instructors; sanctions; unfair trade practices(b) Licensees shall not engage in any of the following unfair trade practices: (9) Acting in the dual capacity of agent and undisclosed principal in any transaction; (10) Guaranteeing or authorizing any person to guarantee future profits which may result from the resale of real property; (11) Placing a sign on any property offering it for sale or rent without the written consent of the owner or the owner's authorized agent and failing to remove such sign within ten days after the expiration of listing; (12) Offering real estate for sale or lease without the knowledge and consent of the owner or the owner's authorized agent or on terms other than those authorized by the owner or the owner's authorized agent;But then this also makes you question acting as a real estate broker as a wholesaler without a license.  *** Current Through the 2015 Regular Session ***TITLE 43.

When allowed, he must use special paperwork giving consent and full disclosure to both parties so all know of his split interest and that he works for both buyer and seller.  

Yes, you could do a wrap transaction but with the original lender's or note holder's consent.

http://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/nevada-hoa-forecl...http://legaltimes.typepad.com/blt/2012/05/in-emplo...If FHFA must consent to foreclosure, where are the consents for every Fannie Mae foreclosure?

I take issue with seeing my home placed on the market without my consent.  

LLC), you must have at least one elected manager who is individually licensed to act as the primary broker for the business entity.If you are willing to find someone with a broker license to be an elected officer/partner for a split of commission, then your plan might work.When in doubt about licensing, it's probably better to ask the Dept of Commerce rather than risk fines or possible license revocation.

Finally, after numerous letters, calls, and pleas with her grandson - she refused to answer the phone, we helped he realize we were there to help and pay off the judgement, we just needed her consent.