I have bought several audiobooks through audible and I love the features it gives by allowing users to pickup right where I paused it and neatly organized. 

The universe is not going to stop and pause for you just because you can't.

That whole time period beginning in March was a big pause for every market.

Ah thank you - sorry, I forgot that I paused the listing while we are trying it out as a 30 day rental.

If the appraisal came back good for the accepted offer amount but the bank is the reason for the pause, I would suggest exploring other lenders/banks if possible to get a second opinion.

The proposal I received has the following facts:Total fee is between 2.1% and 2.5% depending on how much time the mortgage broker has to spend getting the deal done.Fee is due in phases before closing (1st at proposal acceptance, 2nd at issuance of lender commitment, 3rd schedule loan closing).These fees are in addition to any fees charge by the lender, which will be provided after I accept this proposal.In reviewing this proposal, the variability in the rate charged and the fact that the fee is due before loan is closed gave me some paused.

Not to mention that depending on how much of your student loans are comprised of federal vs private, there is a still a pause on accruing interest as well as repayment.

Here's a snapshot of our situation:Moving summer 2021Approved for a conventional loan up to $700K @ 3.1% (the highest we are interested in going)Looking for detached living suites, in-law suites, or "separated" basements (once again, privacy is major for us)Ideal rental income would be at least $1K (obviously property dependent) Currently focusing on single family homesLooking for "hot" rental areas that will still enable us to have a home with things such as a yardI'll pause there.

Note and get in writing -- what the servicer or bank is offering you: 1) Deferment Payment: Allows you to skip payments, and sometimes it puts your interest on pause, too.

(1) Convert its crawlspace -- which is half filled with dirt -- to bring the square footage up to 2000 square feet(2) Build a garage with an upper-level ADU on an existing padAlthough (1) would be the obvious choice in the abstract, the latter option would allow me to continue renting the main unit without disturbing guests, considering that the pad is located a comfortable 75 yards away from the main unit.The crawlspace conversion would put all rent on pause, which I would really like to avoid.