I'm trying to be ethical and honest but at the same time don't want to throw any red flags up with the seller in explaining my reasoning.

I carry a Benchmade a/o knife that I honestly use as a tool but could be a "worst case" scenario life saver.

Honestly I suggest you stay mainly focused on your college education first.  

I am an attorney but but have a title company do the closing so I use their trust accounts and to be honest they can do it for a third of what I charge. 

Living cheaply while the hubby is on deployment :) Honestly the military's transient nature is the best kept secret.

Be honest!

When it comes down to it though I would suggest the honest answer when confronted by how much experience you have gained in said industry.Getting new clients is always work but if you are transparent in the way you do business, they will be more likely to refer more business to you.

Honestly, the more questions you ask, the more questions you will be able to answer down the road. 

I honestly see no benefit other than higher higher DTI limits if you needed them--up to 55 percent with strong compensating factors; otherwise, same guidelines as conventional loans except paying an interest rate premium for the Homepath product.

I honestly don't even know anyone who has had one either.