Hey all,Been looking to buy in Newark and put in two offers already but got denied haha.

They will probably deny you if you tell them you are skip tracing absentee owners since they might consider this marketing.

As a result, towns have denied permits in some places and have promulgated zoning regulations to prohibit them in others.The other thing to be aware of is that at least in some installations, they'll be similar to mobile homes in that the land is leased, not owned. 

For the lender, the worst case is they have to deny the loan. 

Also, below are the exact details of the loans and its history.Details --------Initial Purchase Price = $265K1st loan = $177,830.00 @ 4.125%2nd loan = $33,380.00 @ 5%Current comps in area =  $185k - $195kTotal Monthly Costs = $1803.84Current Rent = $1700.00No money saved up to cover Cap Ex nor smaller repairsHistory --------2006Purchased for 265KTwo loans: 1st for 235k @ 6.5%, 2nd for 30k @ 8.5%2013Refinanced the first loan using HARP brought the rate down to 4.125%2014Tried to short sell property due to a hardship (lost a job)Short Sale got denied, but the second loan lowered rate to 5%Credit took a hit2015 Started renting property 

Although many insurance companies are starting to not use this term anymore because it has caused them problems when trying to deny a claim. 

After weeks of back and forth with the Historical Preservation office, my application was finally complete and ready to go to the staff review board where pretty much everything was denied.

If no formal approval, some will use sub2 while other attorneys will deny the possibility.

I see other traveling nurses/therapists getting denied for loans due to the "temporary" nature of our jobs and low taxable rate.

At the end of the job, her/her husband would deny ever agreeing to pay extra for these items.