Be liberal.

Got a useless liberal arts degree.

A younger lender may be more liberal with money as they probably have never seen hard times or interest rate spikes.

You have hit the JACKPOT of resources for real estate investors.

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If you are crediting toward the purchase price, you can be a little more liberal.

I have no idea what Calif. requires, but I do know Calif is a more liberal state, it sure isn't Missouri where findings usually fall toward the corporate world, they are more people consumer oriented, so I'd say, just guessing, this looks like a business deal, but not a commercial loan.The issue pointed out above is not off base, how does any note buyer know the note was not made under illegal circumstances if a mortgage originator was not involved?

You can make sure you have your list of rehab jobs ready to go and can even pre-order materials from Lowe's/Home Depot (they have pretty liberal return policies so unless you custom order anything you should be able to return it without problems).

Makes sense I suppose, since this is not supposed to be some kind of immaculate retail home.It's interesting though because when buying a retail home, the liberal inspection contingency functions gives you in effect a kind of "reconsideration window" right?

It is a bit closer for people near Springfield and other possible draws like Westfield, Chicopee, Holyoke and the rest of Hampden county (Trying to be liberal with my keyword dropping for you:) ) and an easy straight shot on I90 for them.Wish I could think of some of the west MA guys off the top of my head to tag to bring in.