When describing mobile home parks, does sites have the same meaning as units?

If you do have terms/lease language that will be changing just write up a quick addendum to the current lease with the changes as opposed to writing up an entire new lease. 

Are you suggesting that Sec. 164(a)(1) language overrides the capitalization requirement?

Sharing specific language from the Credit Union in case this happens to anyone else: "When a HELOC payoff request is received we freeze the line for draws.

The response I received was auto-pay is part of the "current loan terms" and they could not remove the payment off auto-pay.Now, I honestly don't recall if there is a clause or language in the mortgage/note regarding the payments needing to be on auto-pay, but has anyone else experienced anything like this before dealing with a non-QM lender?

If nothing else, the silver lining I see is some time to get caught up on things we normally don't have time for; workouts at home or in a park, spring cleaning, or learning something new like a skill or language.

To answer your question on how you could lock in your first property this year, I would suggest that you try to consume as much information related to real estate as possible so you can begin to understand the concepts and learn how to speak the language of real estate.

@Zee D. this was just announced yesterday in IllinoisIllinois DCEO Says Open Houses are Not Allowed Today, the Illinois Dept of Commerce and Economic Opportunity (DCEO) has added language pertaining to real estate as an essential service to the official DCEO guidance on Essential Businesses and Operations FAQs.

@JD Martin  I just got off the phone with my State Senator's office -  They will be adding language to make any "missed payments" permanently forgiven, by force.

Here is the language you will find in the URAR 1004 form used by FNMA, the most commonly used form in mortgage appraisals from all lenders.