Is there a way to leverage a refinance with a traditional 30yr fix, ARM, or another product that will allow us to purchase with another jumbo loan at our destination?

For instance, reporting if a sale was arms-length or what type of financing was used is not an element of property value, though it could have had an impact on the price at the time of sale (meaning it was a circumstantial factor).

Just because you received a letter from an attorney doesn't mean that attorney is right.That's the thing..... they have two months left on their lease, they defaulted and left, and are attempting to strong arm half of the deposit back by sending attorney letters stating unsubstantiated and egregious hardships during the 2, yes, 2 showings I had in mid March prior to the COVID-19 downward spiral.

Reading the law, reading parts of the IRC or anything additional when it comes to safety in homes and screening your tenants like a proud my opinion is the most important focus.

Non-compliance with this order, or any subsequent public health orders, jeopardizes the health and safety of everyone who resides here.

You were correct that VA and FHA are assumable loans, some conventional prime mortgages USED to be if the bank permitted it, and but FHA and VA, I believe, could only be assumed by an arms length party.....ie son daughter, father, mother, siblings....   

I understand safety, I am a first responder.  

The 7/1 ARM is popular as it fits with a lot of my client's needs but the question I always ask to give you the best options is, what are you trying to do with the loan product?

Our only path to eviction here is if it impacts the safety of tenants or others.I think it is important to keep reminding tenants, at least monthy, that this is delayed payment not non-payment, and the amount due is adding up to a potential eviction after the virus is under control. 

@Sam Lu in my lease agreement, if there is something that is causing damage to other units, I can enter into the apartment for safety purposes.