Ten of them have had floating rate debt so there has been a lot of discussion about refinancing in those deals. 

You can review the entire case history including actual filings on PACER.govIf these properties are now REO you need to find the listing agent.

This is my slow part of the year, and I do all the things to move the algorithm…fiddle with order of photos, change seasonality in my photos, tick as many boxes as I can, fiddle with pricing.  

There's been significant growth in the last 3-5 years, with booming business and real estate sectors.

It doesn't quite remind me of 2004-2008 since the borrowers need to have a history of paying their bills on time and provide evidence of the capacity to repay the debt, for investment properties lenders are requiring anywhere rom 10-25% down depending on the loan amount and documentation. 

I have mostly B, C+ units which is based solely on the fact that there are NO new units in my market. 98% of the housing units available in my market are 40+ years old.

What I've thought of:-Offer to show my bank statements for up to 10 years showing I make enough money-If for any reason I cannot make my mortgage payments at anytime, I will agree to sign over the deed.I don't have any friends or family that would co sign, so I'm not sure what to do!

I found another home that’s move-in ready, and I’d prefer to use a second VA loan since the rates are much better than those for an investment loan in this case.For context: I’ve lived in my current home for over two years, still have VA loan entitlement left (with a down payment), and plan to occupy the second home as my primary residence.

I've had it for a decade and lived in it for several years while I fixed it up.

Those homes do not include utilities and are probably one-year rentals.