I searched the internet, cities from Florida (Orlando, Jacksonville) and Texas (Austin, San Antonio) come up a lot, along with some other cities.

Hey there, it may be helpful to also have your client be pre-approved and get a loan estimate with one or two other lenders not affiliated with the builder, preferably lenders/mortgage brokers who you know will be reasonable, so that you can compare those estimates with what's offered by the builder's preferred lender. 

Budgeting for cable/internet, utilities, and the other normal expenses involved in a real estate asset.

Note: I have no affiliation with this entity https://www.yourhouseacademy.com/Mark 

You can read a lot of inaccurate on the internet. 

It is easy to be enamored by the professionals all over the internet that tell you "it's so easy!"

@Gabriel GuerreroI am in no way affiliated with this company but try this link for the forms that your interested in:https://journal.firsttuesday.u...Good luck..

Doing a quick internet search it looks like foreclosure fees can be quite a lot.She said they are mailing her how much the fees are and said she'll let me know, but she didn't sound too hopeful.  

Yet I have no desire to be affiliated a brokerage firm or sell properties. 

Now, of course military status being protected is intended to prevent discrimination against military-affiliated people, but just like race is a protected class to protect minority races from discrimination, yet you still can't give preference to any particular race, I would interpret that the same way for military status (can't give preference for or against) in a state that protects it for fair housing purposes.I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice - just based on my understanding of (Ohio) fair housing.