I can PM you a list of the reputable ones.

I was faced with broken hearted buyers who had fallen in love with a home at $380,000 that was now far out of their reach - and I had wasted valuable time showing them properties they couldn't afford.If I have a client with a Quicken or Rocket Mortgage pre-approval, I will always suggest that they get one from a reputable lender before we do too much running around.

Have you explored the option of just replacing the rubber seal?

It also examined which US cities were the most attractive to people, and explored the distance and timings of moves, measuring how far (and when) Americans moved in 2019.

Even with a very busy practiceand my wife working 2-3 days a week, the numbers do not look good so I decided to explore ways to create passive income.I started with Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" which led me to Ken McElroy's "The ABC's of Real Estate of Real Estate Investing"which led me to Brian Murray's "Crushing It in Apartments and Commercial Real Estate" which led me to BiggerPocket where I am stilllearning everyday.Honestly, this real estate thing has become an obsession.

But if attorney review is still open you can back out for any reason (as unethical and soiling to your reputation as doing so may be), assuming you are using a CAR or the Multiboard contract.The bigger question is how in the world is this square footage issue possibly a surprise at this point?

@John Petriccione III’ve met with @John Knisely when exploring the Philly area and can definitely recommend him.

when i ran my initial numbers my profit margin was only about $5000, if everything went smooth. of course i went over budget, im in a very small town, my reputation and learning meant more to me then profit. however, luckily the market went up and and i was able to make a profit.

@Tai Donnell-Louis1) wholesaling just like real estate agents can both have bad reputations.

More importantly, considering how competitive the lending environment has become, any wise lender should want a reputation that they bend over backward to accommodate their borrowers and not nickel and dime them to death with petty fees, penalties, or threats.Hope this helps you, Samson.