I will definitely reach out if I need your services.

I spoke with another lender and they informed me that you can actually use potential market rent from the other two units to boost the applicant's income.

I'm wondering if anybody has used their service and what's it like?

On the broker vs agent instate vs out of state - to me it comes down to the quality of the policy issued and the level of service that agent will give. 

The best thing I ever did was analyzed it to the best of my ability given the resources here at BP, a la the calculators and even using listing only services to ensure I get to keep the listing agents 3%, to ensure I get to leave with a much better check. 

If you have 50k in consumer debt, a bank is usually going to look at the total amount and use ~3-4% of the total as measurable debt service. 

Looking for quality, affordable and reputable contractors that provide service in the Puyallup area. 

Having those services wrapped up for you could be a good option as well. 

Especially on this site, you'd be hard pressed to find users of true big data and supported applications. 

I'm relatively new to real estate so I'm hoping you can offer some useful insight.Applicant 1: Excellent credit, low debt-to-income ratio, upper-middle-class income, very little available cash in bank account (cash is mostly in stock and retirement accounts)Applicant 2: Mediocre credit, better-than-average debt-to-income ratio, middle-class income, enough cash available to almost buy home outright.