This is simply because the information has changed since your original request.Tips for request information:1) be specific on the details of what you are looking for.Good: I would like the addresses of all properties that are not currently receiving service in your departments service area.

If they do find out you can always deed it back to the original entity to avoid the due on sale.Make sure you make sure the insurance has the original entity/owner on the policy as the policyholder or additional insured so that doesn't trigger the due on sale when sent to the lender

Originally posted by @Avery Carl:I use the Mortgage Shop.

Or does my original 60 day notice letter suffice?

Your original rent was $2K, but now it's $2200.

It's "grossly" absurd.I'll recount my sale experience:I originally listed the property for sale on 7/29/2023 for the same price I purchased the property for: $65k.I waited three weeks, but after no activity, lowered the price to $62k.

Originally posted by @Sean McDonnell:@Wes M.

The full guidelines on the Freddie site for LLC are:Permitted Transfers of Ownership subject to conditionsIn situations where all of the following conditions are met, Freddie Mac will permit a Transfer of Ownership of the Mortgaged Premises:-At least 12 months have passed since the Origination Date-The Servicer has complied with all mortgage insurance requirements applicable to the transfer-The transfer is to a limited liability company (LLC) or limited partnership (LP), provided that:The managing member/general partner of the LLC/LP is the original Borrower.

Originally posted by @Jassem A.

Originally posted by @Tony Lihalakha:@Michael C. wondering what option you decided on.