It was loan modifications.  

They should ask you: what is your income on your 2021 2022 IRS returns; what is your FICO middle; how much cash in bank; what is mortgage on primary and if you had a modification or any forbearance; and why you did private money.

Those options typically are a stated increase based on current market AND the actual condition of the unit, which will go into effect on specified date based on required proper notice per local law; Tenant can choose to vacate the premises with X days notice per local laws, with that selection serving AS the necessary notice; they can request a modification to the terms offered, subject to our approval.Other times, due to poor conditions and/or poor housekeeping, and Owner's approval, they will just get a non-renewal notice, usually with more notice than legally required locally.

It's called a 'Loan Modification'.

Architects and engineers aren't builders so there are always slight modifications that happen on-site.

@Jim KittridgeRather than foreclosure perhaps loan restructuring and modifications may be the better route to take

Since your posts/ads are related to a special category, “housing” nearly all filters and modifications that might be considered discriminatory based on one of the covered areas will be rejected.

Has 85K remainder left on this house (this does not include 48K -Hud Partical Clear Amount+Partial Claim Amount due to laon modification 4 years ago, house almost went into foreclosure but I was able to bring it back on track.

I worked as maintenance for awhile and I love doing home modifications stuff such as flooring, plumbing sometimes and I enjoying it.I started educating myself for RE for almost 2 years.

I had some up and downs were I had to do loan modifications and the worst of all I had to file for Chapter 13 to keep my Home.