Honestly, why ask a public forum to guess at your financial viability when one phone call to your lender would give you a solid answer (granted, you need a good loan officer) for free.Good luck.

Long Horn Investments - Based out of TX - but they have an office in Raleigh, NC.

I fully agree that you should contact the county assessors office.

I am no longer a Corrections Officer as of yesterday evening.I was just "terminated", "let go", "sh*t canned" or as Donald Trump would say "you're FIRED!"

Feel free to contact my office anytime you like.Continued success!

Here is an excerpt from your state AG's office:Facing Mortgage Foreclosure | The Office of Attorney General Keith Ellison /**/Beware of ScamsUnfortunately, scam artists often attempt to take advantage of people in vulnerable financial situations such as default or foreclosure.

If I could wave a magic wand and create a bustling economy and jobs in every market, I absolutely would - but I don't have that and I don't think anyone else does either.

My personal interpretation:mortgages on the building you use as your own office or your own warehouse - 100% to qualifymortgages on the rental properties that you had leased out prior to Feb 15 - 80% chance to qualifymortgages on the properties not yet placed in service by Feb 15 (as in HML case) - 20% chance to qualifyI would not advise my clients to take this chance if they have an alternative way to qualify for forgiveness.

I've tried accessors office and recorders office

A couple of good options for breaking in would be to find a mentor or an office you can work in for some W2 income while you learn.