When the loan mod was agreed to (you mention the 2nd is re-performing), hopefully, the investor who owned the loan at that time required the payor to sign a limited power of attorney (LPOA) granting authorization for the senior lien holder to share information with the junior lien holder.

It appears that the “lender” is servicing the note but has no authority or no funds to fulfill the draw request.This is a situation where it behooves a borrower to have looked beyond the terms of interest rate and loan to value to see if an escrow account had been established and who has authority to release money from the repair escrow.However, you may not be without recourse.  

Instead, the PM is giving us the impression that we are relinquishing our rights to information and don't have the authority.

All you can do is what you're doing, a couple of calls to the authorities and your job is done.

the average 30-year owner occ rate as of this writing is 6.504%Second, again not knowing you market, the few things that I would validate thoroughly are:1. rent rates and potential rental income (did you validate this with local property managers, rentometer, housing authority, apartments. com, etc)?

The ticket stated “Your trash is not authorized for collection.”

Contact the authorities and make your neighbor comply....

In disputes, it's most common for the buyer and seller to split the EMD 50/50, but that's not carved in stone.The seller's agent and agency do not have the legal authority to disperse EMD funds without a written agreement from both parties.The bottom line is that it depends on the precise terminology of the offer.  

The issue is the tax identification number for non-residents, I understand you have to use special online services, or actually travel to an authorized provider and  show your passport/visa.   

For those of you who rent to low income tenants, and have been in the real estate game for a period of time (specifically through the 08 crash), do public housing authorities still continue to pay out during a downturn?