Made me understand that conformity was no less of a death sentence then a trip to the electric chair....

I like Brandon Coutts,     Coutts with two t's, Family real estate business, we buy residential and commercial and non-conforming real estate.You name is great, with two t's.I have branded my name PARRISH with two r's. 

I didn't have direct contact with him, but with the site admin, they made me a moderator even after being critical of some of the material there and found that some updates then conformed to my suggestions.

They probably were losing too much business to UPS stores and Mailboxes etc, and decided to conform.

Of course, voluntarily leaving a “good job” in today’s market without a plan was quite the shock to friends and family but I’ve never been one to conform.

This is still a lot better than most DSCR lenders, who usually take the lower of market vs actual rent and subject them to the same DSCR.Also be careful how different commercial lenders calculate NOI and DSCR because it will vary from lender to lender; that's the nature of working in a (commercial) realm where every lender makes their own rules (as opposed to having conform to Fannie/Freddie). 

If you're doing a gut rehab with permits you'll have to conform to current codes.

An actual cash offer for $100k is worth more than a offer for $100k contingent on a conforming mortgage, which is worth more than an offer for $100k with weasel clauses allowing a "wholesaler" who fails to assign the contract to walk.

There is hope for most of them, some simply have a personality that won't ever conform to ethical and fair dealing, they just don't get it and 30 years later they will wonder why they didn't do better than they did.Wish all those learning and willing to learn the right way the very best. :)

In my county, anything to be recorded MUST be notarized, and must conform to specific page layout rules (at a minimum).