No brokerage can help you with the actual sales component as that is a skill you learn over time/already have, but the big ones help with the day to day stuff like navigating the MLS. 

It's obviously a simple concept.I'm a lender and I'd be the first to say that if I'm not communicating well on my end then that's obviously unsettling for the borrower whose trying to navigate their pursuits wanting to have clarity on this issue or that issue pertaining to funding.

It's obviously a simple concept.I'm a lender & I'd be the first to say that if I'm not communicating well on my end then that's obviously unsettling for the borrower whose trying to navigate their pursuits wanting to have clarity on this issue or that issue pertaining to funding.

Next steps for me, or just take it to a real estate attorney or title company and let them navigate me through this?

It's obviously a simple concept.I'm a lender and I'd be the first to say that if I'm not communicating well on my end then that's obviously unsettling for the borrower whose trying to navigate their pursuits wanting to have clarity on this issue or that issue pertaining to funding.

Your loan officer should try and navigate you in the best direction. 

Has anyone used services like "Archinerds", "Southern Athena", etc. who advertise that they specialize in helping navigate codes and permits and refer you to building/remodeling professionals?

That’s where I’m at currently and need help navigating. 

Would love to hear what other people have done to navigate this! 

You are most likely going to now have a tenant that doesn’t have a pet but an esa and you will have to navigate that process but use petscreening.com to verify.