The government didn’t intervene until it was too late, so when they did a massive amount of money was needed.

Title companies, mortgage processors, lawyers and government offices all have limited staff during the holidays which makes getting anything done quickly all but impossible.

If you are the highest bidder at the auction and win one of these houses, people who want to live in it (i.e. owner-occupied), as well as any nonprofit organizations and government entities, get an additional 45 days to submit higher offers.

I personally feel like the government owns all of it...

You can also sit tight and see if the government/banks do not find a solution for the hundreds of thousands of homes in forbearance.

In most statutes governing Remote Online Notarization (RON) it's the location of the NOTARY that matters.

Was tempted to do that since we host a lot of units and would be nice to have an interest in the growth of Airbnb, but concerned on their financials and government restrictions

Most tax pros have cut their teeth solely on rear facing compliance that takes what you did last year and put it on paper to report to the government vs working with you during the year to have a plan that minimizes taxes in the short term AND near term.   

They've told me they intend to immediately sell off to Fannie and Freddie which are government entities.

Could that be with a title company or a government organization, a lender, a real estate developer?