Seems to be a reputable company but the claims are too good to be true.

A contractor who has good relationships with clients and suppliers, will bring commitment and reliability to the table.

He has been successful for years doing this and I've heard of others doing this.However, others have forewarned me about lowballing offers on the MLS because I will create a bad reputation amongst agents.

If you need ideas for the finish details, many suppliers have designers on staff for free.

I would suggest you find and work with a reputed lender who is well versed in VA and FHA loans.

Anyone know any reputable lenders that offer referral fees for giving them business?

I been applying to some reputable firms and they seem to ask for a ton of documents, equivalent to that of commercial banks.

I feel would give mea bad reputation in my community and does not reflect my business model or company image.

The home seller is your supplier.So, I can get Beer Suppliers all day long, but if my only customers are Teen Dance clubs, I won't sell a drop.

Also, the Seller is never negatively impacted and your reputation remains sterling.The disadvantage is that you would have to make the payments on the 1st until the foreclosure was complete.The key to a ST deal is to have a good Disclosure signed by the Seller - and keeping the loan current.Hope that helps.