@Joaquin Camarasa I found this publication by HUD https://www.huduser.gov/portal/sites/default/files/pdf/DisplacementReport.pdf which towards the end of the paper outlines policies implemented in DC.

You won't be able to carry more than two government backed owner occupied house (low rates low down) at the same time AND it has to make sense on paper.

You'll only find out when you meet and talk to them.Then on the other hand, some applicants are not the greatest on paper.

No paper trail.

But when we tested the system water lines were busted everywhere apparently not to well winterized, after two weeks and two different heating contractors about 4,000 later it was up and running. 

I would use pink or red paper for your 5 days and tape it to the front door and take a picture of it posted.

It's Only On Paper!

Since the bank will hold the paper on the books, and actually make returns for its' investors this way, they need to be sure that the loans they do are "good" - meaning, they want to "know" you a lot more than someone just writing the paper and flipping it on the secondary market within a week.The notion that smaller banks will rely on this note to generate returns for their investors also tees up a lot of the terms of lending.

Right now I am looking for a wholesale friendly title company to handle the contract/papers and then searching for an interested buyer.

There is what's on paper and there is reality.