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Yeah the customer facing fees + what they charge the owner combo is a bit excessive.  

When I called the banks, customer service from both banks told me they automatically enroll people into forbearance right now, even if you just call to ask questions about the program.Please look at your credit reports and make sure there aren’t notes on your loans from forbearance that you didn’t ask for.

Asking price is 700k.Quite a few lots have new middle class custom homes. 

Purchase price: $65,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $217,000Located in the wonderful up and coming neighborhood of West Park this mid century modern split contains 3 bed and 2.5 baths.

Mid 1980 or newer you should be fine (they allowed existing aesbestos containing materials to be used up after the ban).

I build fine, custom homes.

I've heard them multiple times on the GRE podcast and it seems like they have a decent product, but the customer service is seriously lacking.  

In my opinion if you are doing a quality job and taking care of your customers there should not be any reason to have such a clause because they wouldn't want to leave. 

So, 3 months ago after we closed on one of our investment properties the titling company misplaced our cashiers check for a portion of the closing costs, in the amount of $10K.They reached out to see if the check can be canceled and reissued, and we found out from the bank that we have to wait for 90 days.We did, and now the bank stated that yes, they can reissue the check, but we have to sign a disclaimer that contains a tricky provision stating that in the event someone comes in with the original check, they’ll have to honor it - at our expense.What can we do to make sure we get this resolved, but do not open ourselves up to having to pay it again, *** years down the road?