State law has requirements to be met in the "winding-up" of a business and closing it, paying the liabilities and closing accounts is a requirement, that is uniform across the country.

The interest rate is what it is, and is also listed on the 1003 (Uniform Residential Loan Application), the Good Faith Estimate, and possibly a few other documents.

Uniformly, the owner is to provide a safe, healthy, maintained and compliant property.

All the cop cars hit the breaks in the front of my place and jump out on the call from Gladys.Dang, it's Smokey Robinson with stars on a his cop uniform asking me what the issue is.

Note sales fall under the Uniform Commercial Code, negotiable instruments.

It's very uniform and looks a lot like quarts countertops, but far better priced.The bathroom shot is "white sand" granite, also with 6cm edge.

Most lenders, regardless of where they are, use the Uniform Residential Loan Application Form 1003.  

Now, Shawn, saying you can do just anything you can dream up in seller financing in commercial transactions is another blunder, have you ever heard of the Uniform Commercial Code, are you aware of predatory lending or predatory dealings under federal or state laws, if you were I can't understand how you can say that anything agreed to is okay.

Standard markets generally offer better coverage at lower rates and are more uniform than excess lines coverage that can include exclusions on thing like earthquake coverage. 

see you are in uniform maybe va loan.