There is always going to be some level of compromise, but Byran is correct that once you have worked with a smaller bank for a while, they are often able to work with you a little more, as there is less red-tape with these institutions.

Lynch also raised a red flag over Chris Gordon’s offer to help Keel find an apartment that accepted pets, claiming it amounted to “steering”.

I don't understand why miniature cities feel the need to throw up anymore Red Tape over their Real Estate markets, which is just suppressing prices even more by keeping all of the RE Entrepreneurs far away....

That should be a little bit of a red flag itself.

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Same day moves are huge Red Flags... when they get ready to leave your place... they will either do a same day move.... or a last minute move with the help of the sheriff's office....

In this case, both real estate agents were worth their weight and more to push through the red tape and make it happen.

If I were selling, that tells me I don't have the buyer or principal in the deal, it's a red flag as to who your buyer is.

Of course... that was for an 80k property in Rochester.Then, when I was looking at a 250k triplex in NJ, I found a mortgage guy from Investors Bank who was MUCH stricter - he only used 75% of the rent for the computation, AND said I have to have plenty other income so that my "housing payment quotient" is 30-40% of all my income.Is the trick to deal with an understanding mortgage brokers who take a nice fee, rather than bankers who work with more red tape?

If 10 isn't tasty then what is bold enough to make it happen. 11?