Just wondering how often others have encountered a similar issue.

This is what I am encountering, in the current Mortgage Industry.

This is what I am encountering, in the current Mortgage Industry.

What problems will I encounter and how do I overcome them?

But of all the people I've encountered in the Denver area who said they were wholesalers, I can count on one hand the ones who actually seem to do deals.

We've already encountered the tenant's drunk boyfriend who challenged us that he owns the place and pays rent (yet he's not on the lease).

I also lock exterior A/C circuit boxes and label the units, cage and circuit box with A/C specific alarm stickers that I had made up.I will frequently install an inexpensive alarm system (not monitored) which gives me peace of mind between tenants and acts as a selling point when showing the units.I've doubled up on door stops (to prevent doorknobs from going into walls).

I received a lot of "we don't provide pricing over the phone", but on the 6th call I was finally provided a number which was at least in the range of what my present contractor was quoting me.City codes are becoming more stringent on installations of appliances like water heaters, so inquiring about this ahead of time will help to avoid sticker shock.

This is what I am encountering, in the current Mortgage Industry.

(Cincy is fine though - or at least, they were the last time I encountered them, which has been a few years.)I (and my husband) have each had bad experiences with the Dayton arm of the company.