Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Very unlikely to happen - the HMLs collateral is the subject property, so they will need to see the deal in order to provide financing approval.You may be able to get a proof of funds and some preliminary approval from some HMLs based on your liquidity, but before you get too far along in the process, most HMLs will want to see a deal.Hope this helps,Michael

I agree with what @Lynnette E. and @Theresa Harris said above.

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@Lynnette E. it seems like you’ve had similar past experiences as I have, which is why I’d love to put together a great group of people who know their business, know their worth, and know that working together with other amazing professionals is nothing but a win win scenario.

This policy is in effect for 60 days past the state’s end of the state of emergency that was going to expire June 15 but has been extended.  

Appreciate it @Lynnette E..

She still moved out by by month end but prior to the expiration of the 30 day notice.

Hi all,(This is based in Massachusetts).I have a situation where Tenant has not paid last month rent (lease scheduled to expire on July 31, 2021).

A big difference is liquidation.

On my primary home, I'm in the process of getting liquid funds in the form of a HELOC.