Games work best when there are rules and your job as the player is to figure out a strategy so you can win the game.Laws vary by state and some states are lean left or right.

EvaBank, Traditions, First Bank, I think People's is open to it when I did my canvas last month, and Vanderbilt and 21st Century Mortgage are both big players in the mobile home and MHP lending market.

Most experienced agents know all the local players. 

Columbus is also home to The Ohio State University, one of the largest public universities in the country, as well as L Brands, a big player in the retail industry.

Recently this market has become a little saturated with many new entrants - primarily local investors but also some national players like Sayco and Havenbrook.

This is assuming all your other player's roles are set up i.e. lawyer, real estate agent, contractor, etc.

There are some good players, some bad players, and some players that just dont know what they are doing. 

We have established the relationships and they give a little more flexibility than some larger players.

Zach Start with some of the larger players like Kiavi etc. to see what their terms are.

Yes but they aren't giving out the data (at least not for free)  the big players download MLS data and do their analysis that way.