Not likely in the beginning.This is tax season and the corporate tax deadline is in 10 days, Brian's answer is likely the best  you will get before summer.  

This would only be an advantage if you're tight on qualifying income but if you make big $$$$ in your day job then you may not need to refinance for the sake of managing your DTI.Also on VA, the limit for 0% down in snohomish, King, and pierce is actually 667,000 and you can qualify for a property that is higher than this but you'd have to bring in 25% of the difference above this limit in terms of "down payment."

Got a job at coca-cola( not engineering) so money was tight but I had to get out my parents place. 

Meaning the broker/agent should tightly define their ideal client and discard or refer off the rest.The buyer should define what they want the broker/agent to do and give that upfront so that the broker/agent accepts the terms going in.The problem becomes when both the broker/agent and the buyer both think they can mold the other person into who they want them to be.These days on commercial I rarely touch anything under 2 million in price.

The deadline for compliance with the new law is January 1, 2018.https://fire.baltimorecity.gov/sites/default/files/Smoke%20Alarm.pdfI don’t mess with this.

https://www.lee.realtaxdeed.com/https://www.miamidade.realforeclose.com/index.cfmI have been to only two in person Tax Deed sales at Collier and Monroe County.IMO the lists are extremely tight and competition fierce, especially online. 

It was a tight, TIGHT timeline.#1 First - Family loans. 

So we are living tight while we put the plan into motion.

So even though my wife works as hard as I do and we each make a pretty decent income, it's still tight. 

Thankfully I won't be in as tight of a payment bind as your daughter or even a couple of my own friends so I'm still wrestling with the long and short term benefits for me.Sounds like you found some good deals to get this plan in action and I like the company name!