I looked over their web site and they look promising.  

I can tell you that you should be very careful about promising things you have no control over.

Maybe if the property looks promising, I might just put in a bid.

He can probably even call the ERAP office and get an answer.To my knowledge, once the Landlord starts the process, they promise not to evict the Tenant until the application is denied or the application is funded and the money runs out. 

Hostfully looked promising when I first saw it, going to check out Ownerrez.

So I would encourage you to work with a lender that writes 70% AS LONG AS the promise is there to go to 75% later.  80% is not something that is being actively written today.  

Your ONLY remedy is money...how much it will cost them, at some point, and usually after more pain in terms of posting/mailing notices, going to court, etc.Will the cost to them for not moving on time be greater than the cost to you for not being able to provide someone with your signature on an agreement the premises you promised?

I've been active duty for 13 years and I've been building my real estate portfolio for the last 6 years - so I promise you it is possible!

I don't put much stock in Google reviews as they can easily be faked.

I've talked to the 3rd local credit union in 3 days and today's was the most promising so far.