@Sean DoughertySorry to be bearer of bad news but that’s not gonna happenIn todays environment finding deals in pre foreclosure is a needle in haystack since the borrower has no other options today like they did a decade ago - today rent is more than their mortgage so the chances of them selling are slimWe buy distressed loans and 95% today end up in a modification or bankruptcy.

It was cheaper for Epic to purchase new fire trucks for the city and have the city resell their own firetrucks to surrounding towns (including my hometown) than to do any modifications.

This necessitated moving quite a bit of electric, adding some for closet lights, getting rid of some fixtures that didn't make sense and adding can lights.

I’ve read through 61.34 multiple times and it doesn’t look like there’s any language on not allowing soliciting as long as your fulfilling your fiduciary duty.In Washington If you are an attorney, real estate agent, loan officer or certified loan modification agent you can solicit as long as you follow the law.

Also, having permits will be important for the plumbing, electrical, and HVAC modifications/additions, even if you have Owner/Builder permits in your locale, usually the technical work still requires licensed oversight.

I hope to do as many loan modifications as the homeowners will accept.

Section 8 is how every landlord I know (that isn't depending on loan modifications and cursing eviction moratoriums right now) is surviving record recessions and income gaps.

Are there any modifications to the written lease?

Are there any modifications to the written lease?

Are there any modifications to the written lease?