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. 

I wouldn't try to stir the pot (so that you don't have any plumbing issues when they leave). 

I've heard this 2% "thing" stirs up quite the debate.

I'm a social guy and stir up conversation with just about anyone. 

Rosely--congrats on stirring up a new opportunity with your acquaintance!  

Not trying to stir up the nest, just looking for an answer.Obviously in the OC, I never think about the 2% rule.

For starters I'll tag a few words to see if I can stir up some local professionals in Southwest Florida / SWFL. 

If anyone can help or stir me to the right direction, that would be great.Thanks!

I would get stir crazy.