@David Dachtera - Yes his primary residence is on the table for a short sale should he be denied for the principal reduction he has applied for.  

It is not extremely clear what you asked the bank for and were denied.  

And it's up to the person using the tool to decide if the results mean it's a good deal or not.Also if someone who is about to do a $650k deal doesn't know enough to interpret the results of the calculator, I'm not sure denying them access to the calculator would stop them from doing the deal.

If you say that the seller will consider seller financing, that would be fine as the seller has the opportunity to agree or deny that buyer.Trying to pick up a spread on a residential deal gets into more than Dodd-Frank, taking payments may put you in a servicing position, a real estate license won't help you there.

If they do not do this the investor taking the loss will come after the servicing company as the insurance might deny the claim.

Someone please point it out for me. 2.If the tenant is not given the right to withhold rent, you are not denying him anything by requiring him to make all payments in conjunction with the lease agreement.

. , Not that I'm aware of.. but you may have a business plan on your hands..You could collect premiums from the human, then deny the claim because the animal was subject to undue influence if it didn't agree to the policy.Pretty standard insurance practice.

You either meet the ideal norm or your loan gets denied. 

Total of 295,000Since I've been married only my W2s showed over 100,000 per year my mortgage and refi has been off my pay only.Well BAC ordered the inspection and went over the paperwork which shows my FT job over 10 year and my 2 part time jobs less than 2 years.Now because my wife has only worked PT less than 2 years and no steady employment before that besides being a FT mom.WE HAVE BEEN DENIED BASED ON HER WORK HISTORY!

If they are, I believe your insurance could deny any claims since you aren't the 'legal owner' of those properties.