You'll also likely have to write a strong letter of explanation to explain why your properties went into forbearance and why it's not likely you'll go back into forbearance. 

You can definitely get creative with this since it's family.I would recommend to talk to a few lenders and explain what you're trying to do so that you can see what your options are.

(Here I would ask a big open-ended question like, "What can you tell me about the property, etc" .. but always end with a question, that's how your steer the conversation always end with a question) That's my experience to start a cold call conversation, and move past that objection- and the owner not wanting to build rapport. move forward, depending on the personality type, any opportunity presented, when the homeowner leaves off the main topic line, never interrupt, that is your chance to start to build rapport, and get to know him/her, and talk about non-property issues/ topics.

But I'm sure his attorney would explain this to him.

I had my warm body go onsite within 10 mins, explain the real issue to me in detail and send pics and video.

You should explain to your lender that he will pay tax on this at his ordinary interest rate.

I’ve read and talked to some people who’ve explained that landlord has to pay for up to 6 months of storage.

Matt, I'll start by sharing an objective article regarding the use of equity to purchase a vehicle:https://www.bankrate.com/home-...I assume you're talking about a new truck.

Could you explain a little more on why a lease is necessary?

The reason I'm asking this is so I can better explain it to future investors.