First, I identified the roach type and studied up (alot) on their behaviors.

Everybody either has them or wants them, but they don't want their "enemies" to have them - that's just human behavior.

From "The Mortgage Reports" website:"Keeping "good behavior" in mind, here are 8 things you should absolutely not do between your date of application and your date of funding.

At minimum, they should be able to provide you with an itemized list of expenses, including applicable fees.If they are treating you as patronizingly as you have described, I would sit them down and inform them that their unprofessional behavior and communication with you, the owner, are unacceptable.

You are a psychologist - read up on theories of behavioral finance, herd mentality and value investing.

This kind of  thinking and behavior will never make you a leader in any vocation.Very disappointed to see your choice here.

Adaptation to changing consumer behaviors and the integration of online and offline experiences will be crucial for the survival of retail properties.Debt Refinancing and Loan Maturities: As you mentioned, a significant volume of commercial real estate loans is maturing in the coming years.

Even worse, you didn't keep your dogs nails clipped or control his/her behavior, and now the property owner has to deal with the scratched and damaged floors.

Zillow's behavior is reckless. 

Example, the house is 16 years old and the ADU is one year old, the house is rent controlled under AB1482 and the ADU is not rent controlled under AB1482 for 14 more years.Senator Weinkowski implied that his intent in the ADU rules was to encourage housing development and that neither the house or the ADU was rent controlled unit 15 years after the property became a multi unit.I have not seen an HCD interpretation, but HCD has shown to be toothless to the municipalities so even if HCD goes with Senator Weinkowski's interpretation it is unlikely to change the behavior of the municipalities as long as there is even a trace of gray area.