They're "trial-and-error"-ing it, or "so-and-so said (whatever)" or something they've done before but squeaked by on because there was enough slack in the deal to make it work.That likely also means they don't know how to properly structure a venture, partrnership, etc. to meet lender requirements when the deal is considered as a whole.Another possibility is that your lending criteria are incompatible with the deal the way it is or needs to be structured to make it work and it should never have been proposed to you in the first place.In general, we find that the best and most successful deals occur when the investors are educated and also when the lenders are educated. preferably the same education so everyone speaks the same language on the same level.

Trial is scheduled for later this year.

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And know too that it may be a little trial and error sometimes too, and that's okay.

@Guy Gimenez   this case will never go to trial.. it will settle...

With a lot of trial and error we finally found a contractor that can do everything.

Then, be prepared to spend a lot of time (and, likely, money) to learn about marketing and the motivational aspects of advertising.Marketing campaigns fail because people with no marketing expertise think they can do it on trial-and-error or think they know better than the market(s) which they target. 

Trial account does not allow CSV export so I can't examine the data.

“We ask that Servicers be responsive to potential requests for assistance from borrowers who may be impacted by COVID-19.”Freddie Mac’s mortgage relief options for borrowers impacted by COVID-19 include:*Ensuring payment relief by providing borrowers forbearance for up to 12 months;*Waiving assessments of penalties or late fees against borrowers;*Suspending the reporting of delinquency related to forbearance, repayment or trial plans to credit bureaus; and*Allowing Servicers to offer borrowers additional loss mitigation options that are typically only enacted to address natural disasters.

I successively got scores from them and then cancelled the trial period before paying, however their site was extremely difficult to navigate due to all the scammy misdirection they used.