The underlying theme I am getting here is to just be myself, be honest, LISTEN and develop a plan of action based on our initial meeting (and subsequent meetings). 

We don't do a beauty contest, hence return any application money of subsequent applicants once we find the winner.

I pretty much owe my whole career to the 4 homes In bought in the Silicon Valley and the subsequent dramatic rise in values then selling and making 500k tax free gains.. talk about a BRRRR strategy of course it took 30 years to play out and I did not realize it at the time..  

(That is an on-going risk too that the paper or servicing will subsequently be sold and a new Title search ran.) 

But if you are solely relying on what you're seeing on the MLS and are subsequently considering changing your business strategy based upon that, then you should stop and consider a few things.

I couldn’t recognize it after subsequent storms.

Many owners subsequently defaulted on these forebearance repayment plans.Post 2008, Obama administration made a big push on creating a lot more affordable repayment plans that allowed the owner roll all their arrearage/delinquency into the total loan balance, and gave the owner a signficantly lower interest rate.  

That's enough to start with I'll ask more absurdly basic questions in subsequent posts.Thanks a lot,Will

This one simple difference means that a subsequent visit to the U.S. only requires buying a plane ticket and getting on board.

I'm just curious because I see lots of title loan places around here popping up that will lend to people with bad credit or high DTI but the asset is a vehicle.I guess they must account for the fact that some of these people are gaming them by buying a vehicle for close to nothing that doesn't run so they fix it so that it does, they don't bother to put the signed title in their name to save on costs, and they subsequently scrap the vehicle or part it out once they get the title money.I'm wondering whether a similar system could work for houses that are owned free and clear with no taxes owed?