Once you file that I believe you have to wait another 2 or 3 days to schedule the court officer out to do the actual eviction - of course if the tenant is still thre at this point....hopw this helps!

(See https://notary.signnow.com/)BTW - FHA & HUD accepts online signatures - http://nhl.gov/offices/adm/hudclips/letters/mortgagee/files/10-14ml.pdf

According to them half of this would be reviewing their methods and how they structure their deals in their office.

I am an active duty military officer so my situation is unique in that I will be moving around...this might prove to be a challenge so any and all advice would be more than welcome.

Does the loan officer prepare the documents for the underwriter to make an approval?

There is also more conversation, more interviewing and more interasction face to face than could possibly be done by a workout type sitting in an office 800 miles away who has a dozen more to talk to before luinch.Next, I doubt Dion or Dave is really up on the local market, they must rely on appraisals and BPOs.

I personally don't think location of an office is very important at all.

It's a no brainer inspection, but it's a real time waster on top of the fee they want.Hillsborough Section 8 office used to be helping Hillsborough by requiring a copy of the Occupational License, but I don't know if they are still doing that because I decided to stop taking new Section 8 tenants about two years ago.

The agent that I use just brought a tenant to one property that is a law enforcement officer.

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