They're probably moving on to the next batch of poor victims of evil landlords.

I am currently processing a batch of refinances for a borrower who is vesting in such trusts with conventional loans and having no issues whatsoever.https://selling-guide.fanniema...Many will Quit Claim Deed a conventional loan to their business after closing. 

You will be ready to make decisions when you learn enough where you can tell professionals what to do rather than asking questions.As far as people not wanting to help you on a one-on-one basis, there are many good explanations for that since a high percent of people asking questions fail to produce the necessary information required to give good opinions and a high percent of people asking questions are too lazy to gather the necessary batch of numbers where another person can help.

Thanks for your answer, I have a batch of 14,000 leads. 

Does anyone know anything about batch leads ?

What is your status on the following.Date appliedDate processor began reviewDate batchedDate payment receivedBy check or Direct depositmy status is...Date applied December 2021Date processor began review January 2022Date batched Still under review...Thanks everyone! 

Hey all,I just sent out my first batch of direct mailers to absentee owners with tenants in place and have started getting call backs from landlords who are interested in offloading 1 or more properties. 

@Murali VempatyExpanding on what Jeff said, the fannie/freddie backed loans also have increasing requirements for DTI ratio as you get more, so if you are being told after six that you have the max allowable, you might not meet the increased underwriting requirements for the next batch of mortgages.

Once houses for sale with these criteria are scraped from Zillow, I would plug these in a batch upload into Rentometer and get the rent estimate.

Then before the next batch of aid, they added criteria that said having an eviction filed here made you a priority for funding-- This really irritated me because they always complain about landlords filing evictions and not working with tenants-- so what do they do?