thank you, just shocking, this is my first betrayal.  

After they close, and then they find out all the hoops they need to jump through every year with filing with the city, plus just how little they can actually raise their rents, they're in shock. 

Regarding the first half of your reply, while that idea of demolishing what's currently there seemed kind of shocking to me at first haha, it actually very well may be the best plan for this property after all once you read the details because basically I don't think I can add 2 ADU's currently to this property (please correct me if I am wrong after reading below).

Remember Texas had a huge issue with the S&L crisis /oil shock in the 80's. 

They can either make your deal impossible or pleasant.

I was shocked that our offer was accepted and now everything is moving so quickly.

Stating from my personal experience; they are very hands on, since they are web based, I wasn't sure of what to expect, but I was pleasantly surprised to see how hands on my assigned loan officer was.He called me after I've filed out the initial application form, wanting to know more about what I'm actually looking for, the conversation was laid back, but very helpful to me, and he was always a phone call away if I have any question.

Chino Hills: This is a pleasant suburban neighborhood characterized by well-maintained homes and tree-lined streets.

Final note, the ferry commute is quite pleasant.

Hey All, I'm not actually new to BP, but have moved to Charleston, SC and specifically the Mount Pleasant area.