Very informative as always.I frequently talk to distressed borrowers who have been told to stop making payments during the loan mod process.  

Largely due to terrible or subpar property management, poor tenant selection, capex, frequent and sometimes inappropriate maintenance request, high turnover, etc..  

., frequently you as the buyer are required to obtain these certificates--however, again, the municipality should (hopefully) inform you what if anything is required to obtain them. 

Whenever land lots come up for sale the most frequently asked question from buyers is if they can put a mobile home on it.

Hello, I'm new here and frequently confused.  

Its when you are doing this frequently that you have negotiation power .

Create a keyword alert for "Raleigh" and/or "North Carolina" and notice who frequently responds to posts with these keywords.

Brandon and team frequently discuss success in the mobile home and self storage spaces, I’d love to have a book that goes over these asset classes, even at a high level like the Multifamily Millionaire series

I lump these together, because older items require more frequent repairs.  

Over two minor collection items; bounced checks; multiple/history of past due payments on consumer accounts; charge-offs; high debt to limit ratios on multiple revolving or unsecured installment loans (noting also the associated monthly payment amounts due against their income); and anything housing related...old utility (including cable, cellphone, water/power) or rent balances from other locales, evictions, and past short term rentals/frequent address changes.