That’s a new one for meThere's an old South Park episode where there's a meteor shower party and Stan is stuck in the basement with a bunch of annoying kids he refers to as Melvins. 

Hopefully, they'll refer you to a good one.

@Ronald Allen Barney When you say "Urban Center", are you referring to "Urban Centre" on W Kennedy Blvd?

Yes I was already referred to a realtor and a lender over there.

And you can use their posts on Facebook, etc.Don't feel like you need to try to get actual sales from your sphere, that will come.Buffini teaches to ask 'if you had a friend who were buying or selling a home, do you have an agent you'd refer them to?' 

(Appraisers are not going to crawl under a house) FHA looks for very basic things (roof, ac, appliances, peeling paint, handrails)You should get more than one opinion reference contractors, this one may just be looking to do 50k in work when really some new floorboards are all that's needed.My experience is why I became an agent.I hope this isn't as large of an issue as the contractor says it is. 

realtor.com has a nationwide marketplace (meta-MLS) and can refer you to a brokerage hooked into their system.

Non owner occupied loans are not protected by the Garn St Germain Act as it refers to estate planning purposes. 

Thats exactly what i was referring to @Rick MartinThank you for clarifying it and for providing some exmaples.

NFIP 2.0 - What’s Changing with National Flood Insurance and Why You Should Care.It’s been a long time coming, but reform to the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is on the way.Risk Rating 2.0 (that’s how we Flood Nerd-types refer to the reform) isn’t a complete government policy re-boot and it’s going to change the flood insurance market.