If you are legitimately going to live in the property, then house hacking is a great strategy, just do not violate the loan documents.

Given how good the terms are, I'm surprised to read that they will work with someone that had a bankruptcy or foreclosure more than 3 years ago with a sufficiently compelling letter of explanation along with supporting documentation. 

What documents do they require, what credit scores do they allow, how do they verify previous rental history, etc.?

First I sent a DocuSign document and didn’t hear from them for a while, when I re-asked them to sign it, they said they were not able to open it.

Read through the court documents online and it doesn't appear that the owner on title attended any hearings or tried to stop the foreclosure. 

The lenders I've spoken with start asking for documentation "to validate the financial viability of the business" even though there's clearly more publicly available information from these companies than any kind of private investment. 

When preparing for the appeal, gather all documentation that supports your case, including the recent appraisals, receipts for repairs and improvements, and any other relevant documents.

If a business that does have non-owner employees adopts a 401k plan, THEY SHOULD NOT BUY A DOCUMENT.

@Ramy MosbahWe are moving over to Microsoft dynamics 365 which has some built in AI analytics and an AI builder that you can train it to pull data (ocr) from documents, provide insights on leads in your funnel and find data trends.It’s still way to new of a technology to put any reliance behind it besides having fun with it or using it to tell you where to eat on a vacation or assist in writing a post

The "customized escrow instructions" simply document the intention of the parties to hide the subordinate financing arrangement.