Age is not a barrier in this game. 

You should meet as many players in the game as possible.

Thanks I would have to see if my commercial banker will take on customers outside of NC.Deals are ROE/RAROC price adjusted so pricing varies but an example would be 80%, 5/1, 240 am (possibly 300), prime plus a half or one percent, maybe a point to close.Cons: Not as aggressive of terms on the mortgage side.Pros: That commercial lender can accommodate the bigger deals down the road.

I haven't done a deal yet but have began doing some marketing and have a game plan for when I arrive at my new destination. 

It's hit or miss, it really is a numbers game, you have to commit to doing it regularly for a long period of time, and not get discouraged when it seems that the only responses you're getting aren't really deals.But it can definitely pay off if you're willing to commit to that.

We had a super detailed letter from the dad-in-law on how the husband made a massive game changing contribution to the business, whole 9 yards, didn't cut it.We don't have all the details of your scenario, but when you mention dad as both employer AND cosigner, it starts to share elements -- "the dad obviously really wants you to get the loan or he wouldn't be co-signing, can we really trust those paystubs from said dad?" 

Having a sales and customer service background.

They have great customer service.

Outside of high end or semi custom homes you won't get ROI for this feature in my opinion. 

Has anyone else had issues with padhawk customer service?