The fact that most (almost all) people have gotten away with it in the past does not make it legal.

I'm also on 50% of the mortgage.Here’s the play:Co-owners live there, not cooperating on a buyoutMediation stalledI’m now based out-of-stateProperty is in good condition and current on mortgageI’m looking to sell my share at a decent discount, however I know it's worth.Would love to connect with anyone who’s moved a deal like this, assigned a fractional interest, or knows buyers looking for long-game equity plays with legal leverage options.DM if you’ve got insight or connections.

If in doubt, consult your state and local regulations or a legal professional.Steps to take:Secure the Property: You must ensure the property is secure, such as changing locks if necessary, to prevent unauthorized access while respecting the deceased tenant’s belongings.Notify Relevant Parties: Contact the tenant’s next of kin, executor, or estate administrator.

., so both the construction and legal processes are different from what I’m used to.

A title insurer doesn't render a legal opinion, it advises what its requirements are in order to insure title without exception for a particular matter. 

In Michigan, as of April, a landlord can NOT discriminate for income source.So, the landlord MUST LEGALLY accept rental assistance => must cooperate with W-9.Only exception is owner-occupied 2-4 unit property.You may want to contact an attorney at Legal Aid

As you are probably aware, real estate and other investments come with inherent risks, including potential legal claims and creditor issues.

While I don't recommend self help legal work it will help you understand the issues to better work with your legal professional. 

Yeah, in general, what you're describing is legal — offering discounts to law enforcement officers for homes you're selling or renting is allowed as long as it's done fairly and doesn't discriminate against protected classes under the Fair Housing Act.

**Political Motives:**Cases with strong political implications or involving public corruption are also more likely to be handled by the FBI.