Before you start moving walls and altering the ceiling check to see if it was built to current fire codes (doubtful).  

What if you are getting something printed and your printer says they need the logo in a certain format or something needs to be fixed or altered for it to print correctly? 

Some of which may alter the terms of the loan.

@Kevin Lefeuvre it could permanently alter the way we do business.

I am altering strategies and markets to speed up process.

The pod-casts and webinars are great but there is some local knowledge that will alter some of the assumptions used in the calculators. 

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.

I consented to none of them, cable companies should know they need support of property owner before altering the property. 

Perhaps you are an alter ego for Andy Luick of Handy Andy in GA?  

Let them know no alterations can be made without your approval and in general you do not approve alterations.