They have offices all over TX, but are major players in the DFW area.

The next week a check showed up from his attorneys office for $6,000.That was my last deal, over 2 years ago.

There's a lot that goes into it- not to mention most loan officers work on commission so whichever bank doesn't get the deal will likely have been depending on the paycheck they thought they were going to get. 

I would call the city and county offices and get clarification.

@Toni Peay the best place to call is the county property tax office.

(I'll be going to the assessors office tomorrow to look up owner's info so I can make an offer)b. 

@Khrury Cromwell 15 to 30 days should be no problem for an experienced loan officer. 

To get the owner's address, you can to go to the Assessor's office and request it in person.Have you tried calling the number you have?

Maybe some of the intelligent lenders like @Michael Facchini or @Zack Karp might know.It would make sense to me that you could for sure use it on a multifamily since it's still a primary residence and residential. 

Still a tight market, I went by a Real Estate office in Avondale, more empty windows (no listings) than I can remember.