And although my opinion is heavily biased in favor of mortgage brokers and mortgage bankers, trust me when I say that going with the bank is usually not the best move for the following reasons:bank and credit union loan officers are not licensed, only registered with the state.

If they have been burned in the past with that asset class, have lot's of remaining non-performing junk to dispose of, or are too heavily funded in that asset class already or they do not focus on that asset class then getting a loan from that bank will be tough.The size of the loan makes a difference as well.

Hi @Debashis SadhukhanI invest very heavily in Indiana market and my experience has been different from yours.

This is an industry I want to be heavily involved in.

I've been researching more heavily than ever due to the impending transaction (We're about a year to a year-and-a-half away, hopefully!)

I would have her prove that she paid these debts before accepting an ap.If you were to move forward  I assume you would  run parents credit too and see if it is good.You weigh this car heavily as you mention the luxury car twice.

I don't see it making a big change unless you are more or less heavily leveraged on your primary than whatever average calculation they may use to increase the standard deduction.

As advised by an appraiser, strong comps weigh heavily in the appraisal of a subject property.

So, I lean on my GC pretty heavily early on. 

there are certain areas that are heavily section 8 and others that are not.