That was from submission online, the inspector checking work and payment processed.

Below is my submission.   

We look at the paperwork and as we get ready to sign it, we see an odd name on the paperwork “Plan D Investments” and “Broker submission”.

@Stephen Turner  the gothca from what I have seen posted about DHM is that everyone is approved once they send in the 3k that's a no brainer.. easy money for the company.its getting a loan that they will actually fund that becomes an issue.. plus from what I have seen written its another 800 submission fee.. so your into these guys 3800 to 5k before you even get a deal done... that's a lot of risk.. and from what others have posted many never did get a deal funded and ran out of money because they gave them all they had with the dream of a no money down deal. its simple guru tactics brought over to the quasi loan business from what others have said and posted..

Also the package I come up with will probably be pretty close to what some are charging $1K+ for, I add videos, press releases, article submissions, PBN's, and Q & A's just to name a few.

I might try Rentec's submission method..

They are from india and much less editing :)  Great point on Copyscape I ran my articles through and passed, only difficulty is they only allow so many submissions a day.

And when you consider their rate of about 6% for this 85% LTV deal - you are better off with a conventional 80% refi at 4.5%, with low appraisal and doc prep costs and without origination fee.On top of everything, I was quoted a 6-8 weeks closing AFTER submission of all docs.

Demand fax, email or in person application submission.

Getting perfect statements for each submission to a lender would be quite expensive so I was wondering if other people have used similar methods or perhaps something that is better.