Just sent in a request.

Online leasing, CRM, online payments, banking ledger, online maintenance requests, they can send checks for you, they have their own online academy...there's a lot! 

No one screws with the landlord’s nephew, and if the “landlord” has to say no to unreasonable requests it doesn’t negatively affect your relationship with your roommates. 

Now I start digging for information, and request a foundation specialist to come to the home and provide an estimate.

I wasn't able to leave a review when I put in the cancellation request - it was cancelled. 

If you know and follow the law, keep your properties in good condition, and respond promptly to repair requests, you're more likely to get killed in a car wreck than by a massive judgment that pierces your LLCs.

I'm requesting the HOA puts this in writing.

A lot of people click for more info on Zillow and FB, but VERY few are truly interested or qualified, so I have a system that goes like this:- Prospective tenant requests . . . . showing/info/etc- Text message is send to tenant saying "Re #PropertyAddress what's a good email address for me to send you the details on this home?

Also relevant to your initial request, my job keeps me quite busy and I won't be doing any of the work - I'm hiring out nearly all the rehab.in terms of forbearance, I've heard some discussions that forbearance at certain banks may turn into deferrment or adding the missed payments to the end of the loan.

They typically, do not have to, unless you're requesting an escalation clause with your offer.