I'm not trying to attack in any way, and I really don't want anyone to believe I'm not cut out to REI either.

Instead of attacking the messenger, perhaps you should do some research and clarify your own position instead of regressing to ad hominem fallacy.Originally posted by:I lived on my first SFH for a month while renovating it, rented it out after, and in 6 months will be refinancing it to a conventional.

If no overly similar property has recently sold, then what’s the best plan of attack?

Your second line of attack would be to refinance the home with the proper designation.

Let me attack this 1st.

Now this is not an attack on you, and I hope you are not like 99% of people who take things personally when someone doesn't agree with your opinion.

I reach out only to find out the owner just pass way from heart attack is partner in the deal want to sell two of the beach properties they own.

Sadly my brother in law died of a heart attack recently and never closed the case.

Just could cause some of us 'risk management' people a huge anxiety attack!

What are the odds that an agent would get attacked in a life-time of work?