But they're things that eat at me, and the answers feel unsettled.

I believe that the law was unsettled 10 yrs ago when I first looked into it and got an appraisal.

Hey all, I'm curious how successful folks have been with flipping homes in this crazy market. In the Seattle area, prices have been adjusting to the higher interest rates, but I'm wondering if folks are still having s...

So, I am wondering about this scenario to see if it's possible: 1) I sign a contract and send it to a seller, who also signs 2) one of my contingencies is about the ability to obtain a mortgage 3) the underwriting process gets underway 4) they approve me and send me the Note, mortgage, etc. to sign (from what I hear) a day before the closing 5) I read it, and find something the bank's attorneys put in the Note and mortgage that is unsettling 6) the bank won't make any alterations to the contracts 7) I decline to get a loan or at least, get a loan with that bank 8) seller takes earnest money because I backed out of a loan.I assume most people are so pleased to get a loan that they just kind of sign whatever is put in front of them.

This is because cognitive dissonance creates mental discomfort if the outcome of the study yielded a different result.

Just kidding but having mice in the house is unsettling and gross, especially if they are getting into your food and dishes.  

@Thomas Corley there is something unsettling to me about a place where no natural water exists.

The iFrame method also eliminates the unsettling feeling of redirects.

@Bijou DiaouI would say that it’s a bit unsettling how many responses you received assuming your reason for not securing a mortgage had something to do with a financial hardship.

(It is referred to as cognitive dissonance).