I have not gone to the bank yet but hope to today to see officially what my rate would be (from Chase) to use going forward.

As of Monday, Zillow has officially begun enforcing its ban on private listings, marking a major shift in how properties are marketed online.

Also, do you see any downsides in the case of an appraisal during the sale process whereas since its technically not an official 4x3 on paper it may not appraise properly? 

They sold the loan and walked away.I’ve officially filed complaints against both companies with the CFPB, DFPI, and SML, and I plan to keep escalating daily until this is resolved.Please, avoid these two companies.

Is it understanding the code, submitting drawings, or dealing with city officials?

🥒🐔Chicken N Pickle, located all throughout US, is a one of a kind indoor and outdoor casual sports venue that has a full bar and restaurant that is now officially open in Thornton.

Because she's a realtor she's pushing an official Virginia state real estate contract between her buyer and my sellers..... but I am the one who should be giving her a contract.   

I’m investing from out of state, so I’ll be calling a few to ask about their experience, process, pricing, and availability.I already have a property manager lined up, but he’s not comfortable sharing his contractor network until I’ve closed on the property and officially signed with his company.

While some boutique lenders already allow borrowers to use their crypto as collateral, study and acknowledgement from the FHFA would represent a major step forward for crypto adoption, particularly amid flagging mortgage application numbers.According to CoinTelegraph, acknowledging crypto officially at the FHFA could open up sizeable federal lending programs for more borrowers.

Now one of those owners is listing their home and we have $100k+ of future reservations on the books that would amount to probably around $20,000+ in cancelation penalties.I think Airbnb/VRBO really need to come out with an official and very public policy about how this affects PM's, otherwise it seems like they could be quietly making an entire industry that they rely on (property management) unfeasible, because as managers the properties are under our account, but we don't fully control them.And that's just the fines.