My wife announced to me "I want to buy that house so my parents can live in it". 

That would be a lender specific thing, unless Freddie Mac made a huge announcement and decided to cease all multifamily loans...

In addition, with the wave of big layoffs that have just been announced (11,000 at Meta, 10,000 at Amazon, 4000 at Twitter and a bunch of other companies not to mention a lot of layoffs in the construction industry and real estate agents/mortgage brokers needing a new job) if inflation has peaked, it's probably because we are in the early stages of a real recession (versus the technical recession of Q1-Q2 earlier this year).

Intel just recently announced the plant is opening up in Columbus, that will be create 10,000 new jobs, so population is on the rise.

We are seeing major tech companies announcing hiring freezes and layoffs.

The worst part is that this restriction is not publicly announced.

Fed's just announced a .5% interest hike this week.  

if the house looks unoccupied (ie no car, no answer), open the door and announce yourself. 

Or before making a public announcement and do some research on your own  to see if I am legit or not, before publicly calling me out on 3 month old screenshots... proof is proof, what does it matter how often I use the same proof?

A) I guess delivering "in person" is the best, but is it acceptable to knock on door at 8PM "un-announced"  to deliver if I see the car outside?