Don't be embarrassed to ask questions and once you become knowledgeable in this feild remember successful people help others succeed in other words share your knowledge. ;)I wish you luck and success. :)

Hi Alisha - sometimes local lenders do not know how to make your situation fit the guidelines, and out of embarrassment stop responding...I'm not saying I agree with this practice, but being in the lending business, I've definitely seen it happen before. 

Aaron - David is asking you this question, because the scammers out there very often ask for money upfront for a variety of reasons; anyone of which they are hoping you don't know about and will be too embarrassed to admit you don't know, and just send the money to them because you don't want to admit your ignorance, and are desperate to find a loan to make a deal happen.  

I've heard the saying that if you aren't a little embarrassed at your offer, then you offered too much.

An annoying and embarrassing lesson, but those are the mistakes we learn best from!

But when it comes to your offer, you should be slightly embarrassed by how low your offer is (not my quote, maybe Brandon Turner.

If I could get a nickle for every client I took to a property that was "rehabbed" and embarrassingly wanted to walk out knowing that the investor was only trying to make as much money as possible without considering that a family would be moving into the home.

Embarrassed to say, I had never heard of creative financing up until a couple of weeks ago from BP.

We could get free notary service at the bank, but my husband got embarrassed, showing up month after month to get the same forms notarized.  

We're an embarrassment.