I'll echo what Zeke mentioned about interviewing multiple realtors / PM's / Contractors to make sure you can get a good idea of what the area is like, in addition to working with someone you're comfortable with. 

I guess that's their comfort zone.As I mentioned last night, experience in this thread has shown that more smaller payments produces less benefit than fewer larger payments.

The decision depends on your access to capital and the level of risk you're comfortable with.If you need support or financing for your future projects, I'm here to help.Best,Drago.

They took a lot of risks that I wouldn't be comfortable taking.

I appreciate you chiming in, I may be overstepping my comfort zone with Sheboygan for now! 

If you aren't comfortable posting your experience, please PM me. 

Align your decision with your goals, market conditions, and comfort level.

For awhile it seemed like only SLS and Pennymac were buying loans and I got comfortable with their platforms but now I’ve got Lakeview, Mr.Cooper, Flagstar in the mix all with different systems. 

A window A/C might keep it comfortable, but it often doesn’t meet the standard for counting it as fully finished square footage.

Besides directly contacting the employer, this is now the only way I feel comfortable verifying income—especially since pay stubs and bank statements are frequently being altered these days.