If I were to have my credit pulled, wouldn't it be logical for me to go through the entire application process of getting preapproved for an "X" amount of dollars along with a commitment letter from the mortgage broker.

Your logic is circular so not up to engineering standards.Agents get very little for free.

To your second part -- If he encouraged a seller to list it as low as possible, then that is when it would become unethical, I would think, and the fiduciary duty is being tampered with.It seems the most logical thing to do would be to disclose he's a licensee in the original purchase contract, close on the property, then close with your end investor.

The bureau's don't use logic, it's just a bunch of score cards.Hope this helps,Frank

My logic is that people still need places to live.

Really there is no logic involved because the tenant just moves a block over anyway.

I was looking into coaching programs today because I think having SOMEONE there to sort of give her a push that knows what they're talking about from experience instead of understands it logically, would help her get over that initial fear.

I'm not sure what is going through their head, it sure as hell isn't logical.

Thank you all for your input, the VA Loan seems like the most logical choice.

I understand Homepath eliminated its financing program, so I don't understand their logic in pricing homes far above what a property would appraise at.