Most other lenders will be the 25% down.Does anyone have a good contact for an LO in the MACU investment loan department? 

Any realtor can sell you a house, and any LO can finance a loan.

If BOTH parties break the contract (for example, if you've ceased all communication with your lender "because of the seller delays," but your contract says you must act "in good faith" to get a loan... don't do that, keep your LO in the loop, keep the communication alive), the general interpretation is that no one has any legal "high ground" over the other, a court or mediator might go either direction, who knows.But, I'm not a lawyer.

Brandon, I've never bought on a L/O, just used them for selling.

Your description of how a LO works is way off...which is probably why you are confused about a few things. 

@Changrak Choi...I agree heavily with @Don Konipol - get legal advice,... and/or somehow the LO/lender should be eating that cost.  

This answers your question about buying your primary home and using a VA loan.https://www.navyfederal.org/lo... offers a loan call military choice. 

I suggest that if you have to 'persuade' the owner to go for a LO, you're likely approaching it the wrong way.Personally, I always preferred getting a deed over a L/O.

@Steve Burt@Brett Burky is right about converting L/O’s and CFD’s to Mortgage/DOT’s as that should provide a “value-add” in the note business. 

., I may have some LO's that can help you out.