hello all I have been involved in RE for 25 years as a Custom/Spec builder, and RE agent (dont hate me for that, i just wanted clean access to information).

It lists loan amount , combined loan amount, qualifying value, and customers est. value.Automated Valuation Results section states house above qualifying value which was $164,286 with estimated market value at $179,000.

I want to send it to my customers.

That’s why VISA charges as much as 18% to 24%: Collecting high interest from some customers reduces its losses when other customers don’t repay their loans.)Reason #4: Mortgage interest is tax-deductible.Not only are mortgage loans low in cost, the interest you pay is tax-deductible.

I might offer to pay for the paint, but that's about it.I have also used this as an incentive when marketing a difficult property- offering a "decorating" allowance to approved applicants for a "custom home".

They could just stop and help their customers stay in their homes.

New customer or not, NE VER, NEVER, NEVER give any money up front!

Remember that a prospective calculation is only as good as the data you use and even if the data is great it is still only a guess.

This means the cost of the report can be passed on but with no margin (profit) to the borrower/customer.

What they can do is "book" 80% to the real estate loan side and 15% as unsecured loans and probably making you believe you're a very special customer, actually, you would be to get that.