Currently working in a family business, which is an insurance agency, we are in the process of selling.

Whoever you choose to use for the settlement of the property purchase (or an attorney associated with their settlement agency) should be able to create the promissory note, mortgage document and record the mortgage for you for a fee.

You can also get agency construction loans as well you can look that up on Freddie Mac Fannie Mae and HUD.

The key was that the government agency that I thought was my advocate didn't do anything to get me my money back, instead they took my money from Chip so that he was even less in a position to pay me back.

They are highly qualified and you can start the pre-approval process to find out what you qualify for.You can walk into a local real estate agency also and they may be able to direct you to a knowledgeable lender.

Refi into long-term agency debt. 

Call the Colorado real estate agency that provides a license and ask them if you have to have a license. 

@Sean Tippens That is actually pretty common with many of the "mainstream" insurance companies.

I suggest that you get a VA from reputable agencies.

The mechanics of what happens is the Property Listing actually BELONGS to the Broker of the Agency.