Taking it nice and slow and trying to not make mistakes that cost time and money.Thank You for the Input in Advance,

I say this because it will be a slow road to get paid outside of getting this money here so focus your attention where the money is at now.Thanks @Jonathan Klemm

They are extremely slow resolving issues. 

Multifamily properties are selling just as fast as they were in 2023 despite there being more options on the market.If the trend of increasing inventory continues, we could see price growth slow down even more in 2025.

Credit locks are pretty worthless, do it to slow down future problems.

A Lot of agents 1) don’t really know all the intricacies/procedures/rules/strategies to do a short sale and 2) don’t want to do all the extra work involved in one, for no extra fees.Attorneys are not great for negotiating/processing shorts sales…they often slow the process down are not needed.If it comes to that point, have a talk with your agent, and their broker, about switching to an agent with short sale experience.You would need to show a financial hardship though….as in you can Not afford to pay the negative cash flow indefinitely. 

(but who knows how fast or slow that decline will be.)so will the rise of AI coincide with a natural reduction in the workforce?

I put 350k as a lien on this house, with draw schedule for renovation, get paid back of my 350k at close of escrow, then get paid 50% of the profit. 

Even worse, they still haven't syndicated the listing on crucial platforms like realtor.com and Redfin.The process for reviewing applications is painfully slow.

It was admittedly somewhat of a frustrating process and I got the impression that lenders purposefully make it challenging to remove and do the bare minimum to meet the federal guidelines for removal (very slow responses to PMI removal inquiries requiring multiple follow ups, incomplete or missing information on the process of removal or borrower rights, calculating LTV incorrectly, etc, etc).