Google "Flat Fee MLS + your city" and you'll find plenty of websites that offer the service to place your home on the MLS as a FSBO (technically it's For Sale by Agent once it's listed on the MLS, even though all the agent is doing is listing it on the MLS.Here are the big things to look for in a flat fee MLS listing:1.

Google them for their contact.

@Chris Klingemann Google hard money lender and private lender for your area and start making calls.

Thanks for the tip, I will google them and check it out.

But in regions with no STR ordinances, possibly.Ian with PMI Scenic City and Katie with Chattanooga Vacation Rentals are the two people I'd recommend you google and connect with, they manage STRs in the area.

Even in the worst-case scenario, I would Google-Maps-onestar-review the hell out of any home inspector who was too blind to see and too stupid to report what condition the driveway was in.

I've tried searching Google and LA city websites for the answer but @Greg M. may be right, as I saw a chart he was possibly referencing.

Google 3% Conventional loans...and you should get a wealth of information. 

You can also check their reviews online at Google, Facebook, or Yelp.

A quick Google hints at a "broker-in-charge" in NC.