And if the borrower is a licensed contractor who is NOT getting paid for the self-help 203k rehab (sweat equity) and the borrower/contractor gets another project where they will get paid, most likely the borrower/contractor will pause the 203k rehab project to work on the other project, but doing so will most likely violate some of the strict timelines/deadlines associated with 203k projects.But if you do find a lender who will let you do a self-help, you still have to add into the 203k loan, the total amount of rehab money that a contractor would charge for the project (FHA guidelines).

Then we paused it and worked on the second unit to get it rent-ready asap. as soon as we finished that and placed a tenant then we finished our own unit.

We paused legal action and proceeded with escrow. (9 months sounds like a long time, but in the meanwhile the assignments and deeds transferring ownership of the asset and collateral were being created and recorded, so we were in no rush.)At first the borrower came forward to us with a realtor to negotiate the closing escrow.

Does it all come down to consistent vs paused distributions? 

Are investors hitting the pause button entirely on acquiring new properties?

And if the borrower is a licensed contractor who is NOT getting paid for the self-help 203k rehab (sweat equity) and the borrower/contractor gets another project where they will get paid, most likely the borrower/contractor will pause the 203k rehab project to work on the other project, but doing so will most likely violate some of the strict timelines/deadlines associated with 203k projects. 

I'm at the tail end of dialing this list, and if your calls to connect are over 25 then this is definitely an indication that you need to pause your list.

The way I see it given our economic situation (high inflation) and student loan payment pause till August... as long as your investments are beating inflation you're winning.

I had no idea that loan fraud was that seriousWhen I asked him if that was loan fraud, he paused and said," Yes, but there are loop holes around it, like staying in the house for only six months."...As for the down payment.

If we see a correction, the new development could pause.