So it looks like I can avoid having to use secondary private funding which is a huge relief. 

When my lender tried to get me preapproved for my conventional loan wells fargo initially said "we won't let him get another personal loan because he just refinanced his VA loan 7 months ago" my lender politely told them to read the soldiers and sailors relief act, and my copy of orders with appropriate date etc, and to process the application, 1 day later I was qualified.

I always (only had to do it twice so far) feel a great sense of relief when it's over and wish I'd started the process sooner!

This is a rare occurrence though.If a borrower is in an active bankruptcy (Regardless of chapter) the only way there could be a sale is if the creditor filed and received relief from stay to proceed with foreclosure sale.

Well, Like HAMP modifications, Federal law prohibits the lender from taking any action if the borrower is subject to bankruptcy protection so, if they did file bankruptcy and it was not dismissed, my guess is the lender moved for relief and was granted relief to proceed with foreclosure.

Is there a sigh of relief for the moment because the government hasn't slashed defense spending yet?

The most prominent of the services that TN-Apprentice is talking about, from what I've seen anyway, is called TimeShare Relief.

:) Josh is the man with the plan here - I'm comic relief.

I was wondering if anyone has ever used the Servicemember Civil Relief Act benefit of capping personal loans at 6% to fun their reno or down payment for an investment property.Thanks everyone!

Plus the higher amount of ratings we get I'm thinking it may be a slight relief (?)