Their reaction was "oh my" and "why"?

Whether it was a cheap ploy to get some more bucks out of me or not is irrelevant, I suppose (since we came in under our maximum on our first property) but I've been considering resubmitting my previous offer the next time a bank gives the "give us your best and final offer" response after an offer, just to see what the reaction's like.

My first reaction was, no big deal, a guy with that much cash will be playing with much larger and more expensive properties...

We are planning a re-alignment of our expense line items and I'd like to know what you think the reaction of a current tenant would be to sub-metering all utilities.

I feel here in Oklahoma we do have a delayed reaction to border states on economy.  

Their reaction will give you a good idea how far they'll want to push it.  

I think the common knee jerk reaction to the attitude toward banks/lenders and appraisers is a little less than fair.

He is still reviewing but his initial reaction is that he did not it made sense to spend money on a home inspector without the bank accepting the offer.

On the surface, there appears to opportunity in Saint John - a larger inventory at better prices - when compared to here in Fredericton ... even when you consider in vacancy rates, rent levels, etc.My first reaction to such a discrepancy is: "There must be something about Saint John, or specifically, Uptown Saint John, I do not know/understand that is responsible for the discrepancy in inventory and prices between there and Fredericton (and Moncton)."

Looking at their website it is evident to me they are a brokers, not a lender.Not saying this a bad thing, but my first reaction is to wonder if this company understands commercial lending.