What's the circumstance, id this an out-lot of a development?

Something I see a lot in RE is clients wanting to contact the listing agent, in this circumstance you are creating a legal conflict of interest called dual agency.

It's too often that we neglect to tell someone the nice things we think or heard about them.Thanks for your feedback and continued support.  

I can't believe it would be legal to prevent someone from doing an inspection before under those circumstances.

Call, write, door knock or send a messenger, I just encourage you to research the case facts and circumstances and tailor your message accordingly.

And the lender will only approve under very specific circumstances:-  Hardship on the part of the borrower-  House is publicly listed to try to get the best offer-  House sells for near what an appraiser (or third-party agent) says it's worthBtw, a contact at WF won't do you any good. 

@Jon Holdman Really sorry to hear you and your family suffered such circumstances.

Under no circumstances you can simply write the check to yourself, this would be Prohibited Transaction. 

The gamble is I would go bankrupt if they went to 10% so I guess I am answering my own question that at around 4.5% maybe I should lock it in for 30 years.I just wanted to see what rates were possible for these circumstances as our bank quoted 4.4% so wanted to know if that was competitive.

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