. :)Two things, coming from someone on the "other side" of those interactions, that email chain where the LO is probably giving you short answers and moving on with their day:1) Loan officers get anywhere from 250 to 400 emails a day. 2) Loan Officers that spend all day in their email and/or texting tend to be the low producers, they just don't do a whole lot of business. 

They scream at us in vulgar language, use threatening language and posturing towards us in the common area and do not maintain the mandated social distance.  

In this era of instant social media fame...or notoriety, I wouldn’t pull anything smacking of violating any Federal, state or local laws or emergency directives, no matter how badly the politicians have screwed you.

On the remainder of the land we want to develop as much residential (social housing, market rate apartments and high end apartments) and we want to develop some awesome public amenities (amphitheatres, beach volleyball courts etc.) and green spaces.The exchange of value with the museum is that the project with cover the museum renovation and operating costs going forward (opex approx $350K/year).

Tell everyone that you are a real estate investor, and utilize the powerful tool of social media (Biggerpockets). 

His video on his social media only asks for 90 days of forbearance for homeowners. 

@Ignacio Rosenberg you don't want to be "that person" who is talked about on social media by everyone for increasing rent on people who may even be out of work.

I live in Sneads Ferry and if your interested can meet you in person (while social distancing) to see if I can help at all. 

Thankfully he has been very good about sanitizing and letting us know if he has at all had possible interaction with someone who was transported due to COVID-19. 

The majority of the interactions with tenants these days is via email or through our messaging app.