I've used on of the large national banks on a few mortgages and it was like pulling teeth.

There are good opportunities, but they are very geographically sensitive.

That makes it much easier for me-I'm chemically sensitive, and would have to buy no-voc paint ($$$) instead of regular, because I will be in it for another month or two.

Fantastic metric #1, the demographic of townhome renters is most often a person on path to home ownership or in flux (divorce) and thus credit conscious, and sensitive.

I would recommend anyone selling real estate to have proper representation as aspects of the process can be time-sensitive and/or contentious.If you insist on selling your condo on your own I would keep these things in mind:Determine the condo’s actual market value.

This works OK for relatively static and simple investments like a private placement or crowdfund, but can become rather cumbersome and expensive with a more time sensitive and transaction intensive asset such as a rental property.

Now the regulators have some teeth and the rule is a little clearer on when and how much calls for redisclosure and what needs to be considered in disclosure.

Generally when I get pre-quals in sensitive situations I call on on the LO/Lender and inquire as to how much work went into prequalifying the buyer.  

Both are similar in that they target first time, low-income, less FICO sensitive applicants.  

@Doug Haisten your VA should probably not be handling sensitive info i.e. social security numbers and bank account info.