These companies are de facto bringing hard money principles "to the masses" with a twist here and there for those who do not qualify conventionally or otherwise operate in a market where all cash/fast close presents the only opportunity to buy.

There was a lot of twist and turns along the way with a few new items coming to light as we got started but everything worked out and the lender @FstreetCapital were easy to work with and helped guide me in the right direction.

Unless there's some weird twist to the relationship, I'd strongly recommend finding a new brokerage.Second, I'd find the sharpest agent you can and refer Mom's listing to him. 

I might be missing something, but just a gentle "nudge" to go double check your deal analysis on this.

Large open lot with mature landscaping and a gentle slope to Lake Norman. 100' pier leading out to a covered dock with room to relax before jumping on your boat for a sunset cruise on the lake.

A gentle conversation usually goesnowhere and sometimes even pisses them off and they tend to show little inclination during lease as they usually have lot more options than families so I usually give preference to families over professionals.

I like it ... that "one year" wait adds a little twist I hadn't thought of!

Last night he threw a box of twisted tea out in the road and left it there.

And plumbing--they twisted the shower head off from the pipe into the wall, and smashed to tub water off/on knob, pulled the facets out of the sink, just jerks...filthy jerks

But the twist is that the Re-fi is on a property that was bought in cash.