Make sure your loan documents are solid and hopefully you have a borrower where your loan documents stay filed away and they don't have to be referenced again.  

That instead solid insurance should be just fine. 

The lender is a great guy as well and just wants a solid overview of the deal.Yeah, I think you posted about this deal before.

Quote from @Sean Macneir: All solid-solid points. #5 hits the most for me, as I’ve had and have many clients that either exit as a refi or a sale, but don’t consider the future value/costs based on that true future value or completion timelines.

Solid work, that was the best move to keep it straight through escrow. 

That’s a solid plan!

A good PM has a solid agreement that is easy to understand and time-tested.3.

Sounds like a solid deal to me. 

@Jeff SittiHe needs to invest in himself, not 'invest' the money until he has a solid financial education.

Going to guess that they have a solid contract, that you signed, that states they make no guarantees or warranties about the referrals they give.