Yes, it pays  to shop around as there's lots of 'products' available: 5/10 (year due in ten), 5/15, 15 fixed, 20 fixed and I was blessed with a 30 arm adjusted biannually.

PMI companies all come in with identical pricing for >90% of scenarios, no matter how hard you shop it, barring certain wholesale pricing deals that some institutions have, and lender incompetence (I've won business because someone else was overcharging for PMI due to data entry error... no one thinks to shop by PMI rate, so many do not double check their work).

Of course, South Florida is a behemoth of an MSA so its entirely fair to point out that folks in WPB would never be shopping in Homestead, but nevertheless it doesn't come close to balancing out the insane discrepancy. 

I started window shopping in Jackson Ward.

Note: there was an abandoned-looking red shopping cart in the neighbor's front lawn and the area is an "up and coming area" that's near a millionaire residential area.

With the summers off, I am looking at a seasonal business for some extra income.There is an ice cream shop that I am looking at.

Keep in mind I cannot lock the interest rate in for 30 years like you American's can.

Negotiate with the bank or shop it around.

I have come across American Wealth Builders (AWB) and was looking for more information about them.

How would I protect my contract with him in case he shops it and enters into an agreement with another buyer at a higher price?