That's what I suspected but wanted to make sure.

Not being familiar I’ve always gone on the assumption that lenders are suspect of someone with new loans who hasn’t established a steady payment history for ‘x’ amount of time.

Loan is supposed to come due 3/22/22 but I suspect she will need to exercise the 3 month option.

I suspect the problem is that those of us whose choices are restricted are more likely to complain no matter what.

I suspect that a court would disregard the prenup and consider the entirety as joint.

Here's an article: https://www.wsj.com/articles/t...With rent rates increasing dramatically, a housing shortage around the country, and new generations that feel entitled, I suspect we'll see more of these. 

I just suspect that you were taken advantage of in this... the sellers/flippers were your agents also, and did not act in a fudiciary manner on your behalf. 

I suspect cap rates will become a more relevant KPI in the future once growth slows. 

Often these are more effective than the more expensive option of cameras which may not be able to get a good image/angle to identify the suspects.

I suspect their chosen appraisal company knows who butters their bread and doesn't need to be explicitly told that the lender doesn't want excessive exposure.