I know COVID-related temporary modifications DO NOT impact your FICO score, but are lenders taking note of COVID- modifications. 

@Vince CampbellI would not do anything specific for this buyer, unless they put down a HUGE non refundable deposit, especially for work specific to interior modifications.

He smokes marijuana in the property, made modifications to the unit without my approval and failed to get renters insurance.

I said listen, here are some options for you to keep your home (loan modification, bankruptcy/debt restructuring, forbearance, state/local programs for distressed homeowners) but if they dont work out here is a plan B in case you need it.

Apply for a Zone Modification to split the lot and sell them separately after rehab of larger home and placement of  a new MH on second lot.2.

I have been able to pay the mortgage for 2 years not and also completed modification as the power of atty of real estate, or in the bank terms  "Attorney in Fact."  

I do agree with not tenant modifications and I don't let tenants work on my units but I also don't loose perspective either.

I asked two of my friends if they were interested in a loan modification and they said yes.  

Many loan modification companies marketed to this list to the point where the FTC cracked down on them and in the process, forbid the credit bureaus from selling that list anymore.

Well Don, then I'll whisper this, modifying a NPN is the same as making a new loan, if the note is residential, owner occupied, then someone qualified to make that type of loan needs to do the modification.