If I post clear instructions on the mantle on how to use it and the front glass face closes and locks do you think i could get away with this or should I just swap it out for electric which doesn't have the same appeal?   

@Manolo D.Thanks for the reply.I had a developer who has built several subdivisions tell me that he has in the past used a title company with the construction funds in escrow to where the payments to the GC and/or subs were handled by a third party according to the instructions given to the title company.I did not ask him for the details but apart from the extra expense, this sounds like a pretty iron clad way to handle payments as well. 

I was instructed to email them with my concerns and that it will be responded to in one business day.

They were easy and qhen I got stuck (only once on a test) the instructor I emailed helped me determine the areas I needed to study.  

for loans on primary it becomes a QM loan.. and full underwriting is required.this is why a HML that actually follows DF and QM would never touch the loan.. too much paper work and exposure.. to what they call a sub prime loan IE a loan at a rate that is deemed high cost..of course you probably have people fib a little on their intentions.. but that's why when you see instructions from HML there will be a document that you sign and sometimes right big bold face in the deed that this is a commercial purpose loan and the borrower is stating they will NOT be moving in or using as a primary..

Finally, a list of house instructions. 

. **** Instructions hereThanks to everyone at BP for an amazing conference!

I instruct them to text me 15 minutes before the appointment, when they are on their way there.

Each session could also be tagged as Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced (or maybe just Beginner and Advanced).Sessions could be:- Talks (where someone gives a talk on a topic, with a short time for Q&A afterward)- Roundtables (where a topic is presented and people sit around a table and discuss their experiences and opinions on specific aspects of that topic - usually moderated by one or two people)- Tutorials (a more hands-on interactive session where the attendees are able to work on specific details of the topic with the guidance of the "instructor")There could be an exhibitor section, for companies such as:- Property Managers- Hard Money Lenders- Bulk REO Asset Managers- Developers- Contractors- Mortgage Brokers- Note Brokers- etc.

The previous answer is correct.I would just like say it sounds like you might be following the instructions of some program or guru.