We used to do all the qualifying as agents, push the loan officers who didn't want to work to get the job done, give comps to the appraisers etc. etc.

I got all sorts of calls, usually some were just curious, some were angry, every month someone called the police, the BBB and one time even the FBI on me, because the term "cash offer"" seemed suspicious to them - drug money LOL A place officer called me on behalf of a resident asking me to stop mailing them, to which I replied: sure whats their address and he said: he would not give me that information.. 

Sounds like they have a back door deal where the lender or loan officer and builder or realtor all benefit from using each other (which is illegal).

She's probably using one floating around the office, one you provided, or one she bought from an attorney that's full of legal jargon and missing important clauses.

No bank is going to give you a loan on an LLC officer guarantee if/when the LLC has no assets.

The notes are all on commercial properties (office, warehouse, shopping center, mixed use or sometimes multifamily)The properties are either vacant or occupied by tenants, not owner occupiedThe property value is usually higher than both the UPB and the legal balance, sometimes significantly higher than theNow it is important to mention that I have very little experience with issuing notes and buying performing notes.

@Jose BotelloTax deductions for renovations in personal residences are not deductible for current use, except for home office use.

I am a loan officer and am happy to discuss more creating financing options over the phone if it would help.

A pro tip is if you call shared office spaces or co working spaces in your city they also offer virtual mailbox services at usually better prices than the national ones!

Take my office for example, we have over 1,400 doors under management in just my office alone.