., if you flingeven a dead cat down hard enough, it could bounce back.Thanks for stirring my thinking.Kind regards,Jim

Demanding attention with a call to action that has not previously stirred desire from the message preceding it will do more to push your potential client away rather than get them to move in the direction you'd like. 

Also, why even bring this up after everything appeared to have been settled....other than to try and stir the pot a bit more, under the pretense of coming to the aid of his Turnkey brethren?

Sorry, that isn't meant to be attacking, just meant to stir up some discussion.

I'm hoping this program will stir me in the right direction. 

I've been thinking about doing this but am waiting until after I refinance with my lender for the investment property I have right now so that I don't stir up any unneeded questions.

It is definitely nothing out of the norm these days for agents to resort to radio-silence if the property is under contract already, don't take it personally :) If you really want to stir the pot a bit then contact the Broker directly and explain to him you'd just like some Feedback on an offer you submitted and to ensure everything is ok with the Listing Agent! 

I do not know whether stirring up the government will be to my benefit in the long run.

I thought they might do something to inform my lender who could trigger the clause, but it sounds like they don't do that, and it also sounds like as long as the payment is being sent, the mortgage company likely isn't going to stir anything up.My main motivation is that with the HELOC we needed for part of the down payment, and now the second mortgage on our property, it has caused our credit scores to go down a lot due to the debt-to-income ratio.

I've chatted with a few friends and colleagues about it as well and have stirred up quite the interest.