I hope you are all well during the Covid Crisis.

Their Homebuyer Renovation Mortgage 203K page says, "This program is currently suspended for new applications due to the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis" but there's also a link on the same page to Contact RI Housing Loan Center.That page tries to steer you to fill out a form, but also lists Elizabeth Gonzalez as Community Lending Coordinator.

I did this for a while back during the foreclosure crisis and asset managers were pretty demanding and sometimes asked for unreasonable things....they'd ask you to do things like turn on utilities and do property maintenance out of your own pocket and would say they would reimburse you, but when all said and done they wouldn't. 

This past week Landlords were asked to defer rent for 90 days (Article Here).LaPlante Real Estate's approach has evolved organically as we were contacted by tenants since the virus layoffs began in March, we have a simple application process to document loss or reduction of income and with the recent economic shutdown lasting as much as 90 days have created a two option process for assisting tenants with their rent:1) Rent Deferment: Tenants who have major losses in income can have their rent deferred until this crisis ends and generate a payment plan at the end (a lease renewal will be required to commit the tenant to rent during that period).

Prior to the 2008 real estate crisis lots with manufactured homes were often sold as a single unit of real estate much like a more traditional tract home financed with 'conforming' Freddie Mac loans. 

@Joe Yobaccio - yes, having been around 11 years and launching just before the foreclosure crisis I'm not surprised a lot of what you find is focused on foreclosures, and probably features very old versions of our app. :-)The best source of newer information is here: https://help.propertyradar.com/.

I give back when I can.This whole VIP topic is interesting but can we please discuss a way to solve the “llc crisis” on BP?

It was 2008, I was 21, and heard about the financial crisis everywhere on the news and that home prices were significantly dropping.

They rewrote the rules after the housing crisis, because so many investment properties lost value and ended up in foreclosure and upside down. 

She took her money and went to North Miami and bought several Condos.During the Financial Crisis of 2008, her Miami fell almost 50%.Fast forward to today.