Those loans are meant for owner occupied primary residences. 

And essentially from what I understand in the NAR statment they just won't have a published Cobroker fee, it won't mean that buy-side commissions go away or down, it will meant that we will likely end up playing the game like we do in commercial.  

This just might be my opinion but at this point even if you're out one months rent which definitely sucks it may just be easier to start showings.I don't know what the L/T laws are in your county/state but perhaps send a notice to the emergency contact with something to the effect of pay or quit with an option for a release out of the lease and be done with it. turn over this unit and get it out on the market again.

BRRR's are meant to replenish most or all of the money you put into a deal so you can buy more faster

It's meant to confuse you what if you just keep things simple and focus on the fundamentals of running your business.   

@Fornati T Chie My area of expertise is a little different than @Levi Bennett so maybe he can chime in for the commercial side if that's what you're wanting to do.

Typically it is still hard to have it covered without a roommate if its not in a C class area, but it is possible @Chris Schoonhoven Sorry - I meant have the mortgage covered with the income from the other units* I'll keep everyone updated.

.- This meant I was out of pocket $510 each month.Fire Incident:- In November 2022, a fire in the unit above caused water damage to my unit.

I'm confused, I thought buying property subject to meant taking title (a deed) to property that had an existing loan on it that you (the buyer) were going to make the payments on. 

What I meant by Federal and “same” across the country is that the banks RMA (Request for Mortgage Assistance) form you get from the bank is the same form in all “50” states.