You went in for a buy, but you were not pre approved for a mortgage.You are not a veteran, because you are still on active duty.Appraisal, inspections, attorney fees, are always out of pocket, regardless of your mtg approval.You can get a regular loan- depends on how much.

Pre-Payment Penalties ?

Tell her to get pre approved for a loan or have her look around for state grants or programs that she might qualify for, sometimes they have no money down grants and stuff like that.

Other loans may be the opposite, with the money being disbursed after you have completed the task that the money is earmarked for.Many contractors would be completely fine waiting a couple days to get paid. 72 hours(48 for contractor review, 24 for funds availability) is essentially nothing in the contractor world.

I use Quest for my own IRA and I am not paid to talk about them, though I love them.  

In this area tenants expect to have utilities paid.

I had long time tenants of >5 years who always paid rent on time and has caused no problems so far.  

(I have spend a lot of money over the last month or so fixing on remediation of the mold) 2. there is a bylaw of the area is not to have trailers parked on any property and he has repeatedly brought his trailer and been fined several times (7 times) None of the fines have been paid and he has skipped 2 court dates and seems to have plenty of excuses. 3.

Now they haven't paid since March and they owe 5 months at $1975 plus late fees.

It is a pre-manufactured, and much "beefier" (Lower left photo) support system designed to provide additional vertical and horizontal resistance in wind, snow, and seismic zones for which the design criteria has been pre-approved and stamped by an engineer.