Usually, you can contact the agency that filed with the court and work with them.

For buyers who qualify, based upon their family’s income level, The State of New York Mortgage Agency (SONYMA) offers a few mortgage programs explicitly designed to help first-time homebuyers purchase homes.

Hello to all.I have been working at a property management company for three months with a temp agency but was laid off because the assignment ended.

Then, I came to my senses and understood, but even after signing them for many years, I've never ever had any other action taken in regards to W-9 Forms other than signing them and my CPA nor any agency ever did any type of accounting for them.For example, since I run a C-Corporation I throw the 1099 Forms in the trash because customer, client or whatever is not obligated to send a 1099 Form to corporations. 1099 Forms are for sole proprietors and the purpose for them is because sole proprietors are notorious for cheating on their taxes.I had an electrician friend who worked for many public school systems and since he was a sole proprietor the school systems sent him 1099 Forms for the amount of money they paid him.

Get him on food stamps (snap here: https://chfs.ky.gov/agencies/d... , even if you have to file for him as his advocate.

Wife can't work (medical) so that lowers the incomeI got a denial letter due to 5 inquires on my report; 1 of which was THEIR inquiry to my credit.  1 was the refinance that I did, another was a small credit card at the beginning of this year to build credit (my CU didn't report to agencies at the time), 1 from the denied application to the same credit card company 4 months prior for a higher level card, and 2 others from about a year ago, but these were within a week of each other.Here's my question: as some of you more seasoned investors are closing multiple deals per month, quarter, and year, you certainly have more inquiries on your reports; have you ever run into a hiccup with this?

One asked me to sign an exclusive buyer agency agreement, and the other one never mentioned signing anything and ultimately brought me an off market duplex which I purchased. 

He doesn't want to do dual agency, which is in your best interests.

You CAN get decent long term financing for smaller commercial projects, but I wouldn't be expecting Agency financing rates. 

We've called all PMs and RE agencies on google from the nearest large towns and the consensus we've received was that the property is too remote/far away.