very good description of what you experienced. i can see how a corporate monster such as wells, will have its share of "red tape" and seemingly idiotic policies and procedures but i think a lot of that is really just the nature of the beast.i must say though, my experiences have been very smooth in my dealings with wells fargo. my mortgage consultant is great.

If the market is hot, that means you gotta compete like a monster!

I was thinking "Would it be cool to have a mobile robot with Camera and screen on it...that is can mill around the house to inspect the work done?

Once they contact you and you deal with them they are not dealing with a big robotic business.

This guy just found a way to build a monster trophy of his accomplishments.

It's also been well established in lending that Asian borrowers tend to live on much less than us fat, must have it now type Americans, savings is generally higher, just saying, don't apply your personal expectations as to your life style on others, stay neutral and see what their life style is through general conversation.I'm not trying to push you toward accepting these folks but skimming the top with ratios and assumptions may lead to losing very good tenants.Those pets probably won't cost a hundred bucks, my two monster dogs were only a hundred bucks.Again, how long is this situation reasonably expected to exist of relying only on the royalty income?

This is ENTRY level homenot like your monster you have in Big Bear area.

You've created a monster.

I am a robotics scientist having worked with NASA, IHMC (Institute For Human And Machine Cognition), and IIT (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia  [The Italian Institute Of Technology])Developing the most advanced sci-fi robotic humanoids and exoskeletons the world has ever seen.And he calls me "Dumb", damnit!

This thing is a monster and full of god knows what.