@Luka Milicevic.While the person who develops it might have to get modifications approved, the current project has been approved and stamped. 

This means that proactively doing things to retain tenants is vital.

This case was ongoing until 3 months ago when the law firm became unreachable and practically disappeared in the middle of filing a loan modification.She was able to complete the modification independently with Nationstar, and was offered $3,800 mo. payment beginning April 1.This is too high of a payment, are they any RE attorneys which any advice or information to lower this payment and keep the house?

Hard to add to what Steven said I would just say that any extension of anything or any modification of the contract in any way should be in writing.

If your agent has given you a modification (or addendum) to the contract asking for your acceptance with the work already performed, then your refusal to accept the modified contract without any counteroffer should close the negotiation and void the entire agreement.  

The party wall agreement would govern modifications to shared parts of the structure.  

One of the only so called gurus to give you vital information at no cost.

It's still vitally important for us to know the history of our industry, how racial dynamics and disenfranchisement were a very real part of the business landscape in the past.

Most of my loans starting out were with a local credit union, they new me and my brother when we walked in the door which felt good  We did get some special treatment (loan modifications instead of new loans being issued) but that all changed when the individuals we were working with went to corporate and we had to start over...  5 years ago I would have told you that credit unions are more flexible however I have moved more towards business loans (instead of home equity) and many credit unions do not have a business division and others are new to it and are still learning the ropes. 

Hi I am not really sure if I am posting in the right area but I have a client who is currently coming out of a loan modification.