Reason I can rattle this off - we did the Freddie Mac acquisition financing on the The Rylee Ann Apartments - a 105 unit multifamily deal a few blocks northeast of the Old Wenatchee Bridge (and future Hale Park) in 2019 and have been active in the market over the years.Let me know if you ever need any market data that would help with your planning (CoStar / Yardi / REIS / Axiometrics / Appraisal), rent/sale/expense comps, entry/exit construction / bridge / takeout planning, or stabilized operating budget assistance. 

@mindyjensen it's frustrating to spend time on a post from a mobile device only to see it formatted in a blob like seen above.

You were right I was trying to use my mobile device to upload profile picture and I was able to once I used my desktop.....

@Khemaro Nuon the direct answer to this is "NO"...mainly because "delayed financing" is a Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac concept. 

@Mac L.If they are the old school gate type valves (they turn multiple items to open and close) they should be replaced with ball valves. (1/4 turn from full on to full off)You can probably get away with just doing the main house one (I almost always do these even if working) the rest are up to you.

I believe the lender I chose is restricted to Fannie Freddie Mac guidlines, is there any validity to his statement? 

Fannie Mae is the only conventional lender that allows this, Freddie Mac does not allow it?

Did you know that even when a device or appliance is turned off it’s still drawing power?

-Mac

@Scott Mac that’s great advice!