It still boggles my mind that we do not have a automatized system for appraisals yet.

Which is why it boggles my mind why we have such a hard time getting this done.Buying an existing mobile home park is certainly on the radar.

Mind boggling!

And if values decline, we are still paying a mind-boggling 2.6-2.8 percent... 

The legal requirements by several government agencies and numbers of inspectors from different agencies is mind-boggling.

What truly boggles my mind is how is someone supposed to shop around for lenders if quotes aren't reliable and if "loan estimates" which are can't be started until going under contract add to that each lender requires their OWN appraisal to get that far.

The probability that this just happened at the time of ownership change is mind boggling!

The visitor numbers are so huge it’s mind boggling, even through the recession - #1 visited national park in the US, with year-round demand (little lighter in jan/feb)

As the resident of a very small country, with a very small residential property market, the US market and the opportunities in it is mind boggling.

(Kiavi's funding 90% of the purchase and 100% of the rehab as well which is the best I've seen out there right now.)Towne, Old Point and Langley FCU... all aren't interested in it on a 2nd position which is mind boggling to me since it's a safe local investment with plenty of meat on the bone. :( It seems like there's a HUGE missed opportunity to offer HELOCs or stand alone 2nd mortgages on investment properties with a ton of equity. you would think someone would bite on something in the 60% CLTV range, but apparently not yet!