See your attorney for the modifications required.....good luck

We have heard that if a homeowner accepts a loan modification and the loan is a purchase money loan, then it changes the non-recourse status of the loan and the bank can come after them for the deficiency if they default on the loan.

does the resident need the accommodation or modification requested in order to have the same opportunity that a non-disabled individual has to use and enjoy the the apartment or community" The wording sets up the "therapist" to have some skin in the game if they say "yes" on this form as it relates to an ESA.

"guarantee is not waived due to any modification, amendment or alteration of the lease whatsoever". 

Recently, a friend of mine asked my advice on her applying for a loan modification because she is in hard times right now.

It is my understanding even if it were covered under the disability laws that you would not be responsible for providing it, just that you allow the modification if it is not burdensome and that they must return it to normal when no longer needed.  

I would suggest you have a modification of note and deed of trust done prior to buying this one and extend the balloon payment.

it is quite unfortunate that loan modifications are being done only for those behind on their mortgages.i work for a bank and they wouldn't even consider reviewing my loan.

Yes you can do a loan modification.

So then, am I correct to assume the difference in terms of what necessitates mandatory disclosure between the investor who negotiates/purchases the short sale from the lender with the intent of simultaneously reselling it (simo flipping) vs. the investor who negotiates/purchases the short sale from the lender that plans to resell it at a later time is that the investor who does a simo flip knowingly negotiates the buy solely contingent on having an end buyer secured well before the close that has agreed to purchase the property at a profit above the price the investor originally paid and therefore MUST disclose all details of the transaction to all parties involved?