I like to work out all these issues, before sitting down with an attorney to decide on a structure.

I found out that I'm a terrible passenger on mortgage loans, I tend to a bit of a control freak, so it was hard to sit back and let someone else handle my loan?

Cash is totally king right now and I personally am not willing to spend cash on a building that will potentially sit dormant for a significant period of time when I might need the cash for my manufacturing business.

Last year I got a job and went from $0 in capital to currently sitting with a $20k nest egg.

Obviously we want to be sensitive to the situation but we also cannot have a room sit vacant forever. 

I told them I may have to bring my camper over on a weekend and sit back and relax .

I may never see it, but it will still sit on his credit and cost him other things in the future.

The response I received was auto-pay is part of the "current loan terms" and they could not remove the payment off auto-pay.Now, I honestly don't recall if there is a clause or language in the mortgage/note regarding the payments needing to be on auto-pay, but has anyone else experienced anything like this before dealing with a non-QM lender?

I understand some people do show properties when it is occupied and that may result in filling faster vacancies, but in my experience I have found tenants respond better to vacant properties.If you have a property that has been sitting on market for a few weeks what tactics do you use if any? 

I’d rather pay a friend $200 for a night than not make $750 while it sits empty for two weeks.