If you rehab it up to code, you likely will need new service, new breaker box and 2x to 3x the number of circuits.

Jake, a non-profit has many doors to it, I didn't look it up, but a 501C3 is a non-profit, charitable services, a B may be for the public benefit, Steve H could look that up, but, besides the designation;Search here for non-profit, I had discussed doing hosuing as a non-profit having been there.

It works fine but the problem is that they are no longer made and I have to either get serviced or buy a refurbished unit when there is a problem and they are expensive.

I do not know who is servicing the loans, i heard a rumor that it was PrimeLending, but when i went to their website, i didn't see any information listed about the VA Vendee program.

Our cleaning service comes every Tuesday, so I make sure the house is picked up so they can do a deep cleaning.

FYI - Seterus is a Special Servicing company.

Ideally web based, but would settle for a desktop application.

., you may be better off paying for "service" of a local lender (although I find that service often to be overrated...).

Each one would yield $500/month cash flow with no debt service....I would be 20% of the way to my "retirement" monthly income goal. 

R Collins,You can either take them to court and require that they attempt to defend their position that they provided you services that you agreed to pay for.