Small business owners that I am aware of (not real estate), who didn’t have business accounts, EIN, and such set up prior to the COVID relief funds weren’t eligible to even apply.Please let us know what you ended up doing.Also, thank you @David M. for posting that link.

It's totally free, and you'll receive instructions on how to set it up the first time, as well as reset and plan your day each day in less than 15 minutes.

Within days, I received several calls and emails with offers to buy under PURCHASE CONTRACT AND ESCROW INSTRUCTIONS.

They sent me the figure with wiring instructions and I sent the money to bring the loan current.

Prior to the Great Crash of 2008, most investors looked at & analyzed 100 properties, to make 10 lowball offers (so the property cashflowed) to hopefully get one accepted.Not many investors want to work that hard today.They'd rather invest in high-risk Class C properties and take their chances, as opposed to doing the hard work mentioned above!

In fact you can provide your own folks prior to any maintenance issue.

> Prior owners want nothing to do with the property, I'm unable to structure any kind of deal with them, or fix issue of husband being removed from title, or undo foreclosure auction (thoroughly checked with attorney).Recently discovered repairs needed totaling 20-40k which I cannot finance. 

So they pay the first half the 15h of the month prior or the 15th of the month in which it was due?

My prior PM used one of these companies and we were paying $300 per unit, $10 per ceiling, and some standard amount per wall repair greater than 1". 

I read under the new law that "Any person with a right to redeem the property may do so at any time prior to the entry of final judgment in the proposed action, either by payment to the tax collecting official as provided by law before an action is commenced, or by filing a timely answer or motion in the court after an action has been commenced." 4.