Maybe they’re less than fully disabled.You might find someone onheee that has dealt with requests for disability modifications by an existing tenant and who has to pay for it.

And with me being from out of town, her guidance throughout the process was absolutely vital.

It's vital to learn housing metrics such as, average SFH sales price, average vacany rate, lease comparables for different properties/subdivisions.

I'm sure there's a lot of legalese behind a lot of the questions, but at the end of the day if a doctor can connect to robot in another hemisphere to conduct a vital surgery - there's no reason buying a property should involve this many moving pieces. 

Tell them you will have a cabinet guy out to measure for cabinet modification soon.

Your asset position also plays a vital role in getting premiere financing and rate exceptions. 

This is one reason it’s important to really understand the stateIn Georgia it is strongly recommended a modification gets recorded as if the deed of trust has expired and not foreclosed on in seven years it reverts to the borrower - even if you did a mod and extended the date - make sure you record it.Statute below: The doctrine of reversion, as codified at O.C.G.A. § 44-14-80.

Get the house in forbearance sold before Halloween, bribe ex wife to cooperate, go to arbitration rather than wasting money on divorce attorneys, have her apply for a permanent modification on her name and income alone.

That particular perspective is held by so many people in so many different areas of business; all of which are vitally important to getting fair pay, access to "nice" houses in "good" neighborhoods, etc.

I'd like the additional flexibility of ownership (modification, a place to make home, renting it out etc) as well as the potential for investment income in the long term.