Thanks,KevinGet preapproved (when you think you're ready to buy) by a lender or mortgage broker that does either FHA or Home Possible (depending on how much you can put down) and then find a Realtor that specializes in investor properties and units.Welcome to BPStephanie 

@Theodore Arzt Did you complete a full credit, criminal, eviction check on the applicant?

Divorce can absolutely slay the credit of decent people. 

They may also not have the credit to get a refi done. 

Like business credit for startups, personal loans for the self employed, and so many other unique financing options. 

Know your credit.

Large special assessments and dropping values are common in nonwarrantable condos.

If it helps you get your next deal, I don't think looking and considering it necessarily hurts you.I have a couple great lenders that I work with both personally and professionally who specialize in working with lenders. 

First things to go is my credit card and car loan.

Check credit, past landlords, work history, and even OSCN, (Court records) here in Tulsa.