They have not officially announced the same for this year@Michael Garcia - Yep!  

That said, do you out of courtesy give the tenant a heads up and set an appointment on a specific day, at a specific time and request that the tenant (or at least somebody over the age of eighteen whose name is on the lease) be there in person during the "Maintenance Check",ORdo you just show up unannounced, knock on the door/ring the bell loud enough to be heard and let the tenant let you in and then proceed with the "Maintenance Check",ORshow up unannounced, knock on the door/ring the bell loud enough to be heard and if nobody is home, or nobody answers, let yourself in, announce yourself loudly once inside and once confirmed that nobody is home proceed with the "Maintenance Check"?

One other thing, don't be reading Dodd Frank posts here prior to around Feb of this year, too much speculation before the final announcement.

Just look for the announcement on the meet-up page and it will give you all the info.

Meetings are usually not very transparent and sometimes they don't properly announce them either, esp with a non-professional company who has lower standards and resources to do so.

This event has helped me make contact with several of those who have been posting in the threads since the announcement of the meeting.

See the Delayed Financing Exception section to see if any apply to your situation that would lead to a denial:https://www.fanniemae.com/content/announcement/sel1105.pdf

The fat lady officially sang for Blockbuster this month as the entertainment retail chain’s new owner, Dish Network, announced the closure of 1,500 stores.

We explained the large commercial buyers like to do due diligence before committing to a new project and if word gets out early it can scare them off and create a public black eye for when it is announced they have committed and have not.When all properties for the project are under contract THEN the site plans are submitted with going public etc.

That is either published or announced somewhere that you don't know about.