@Joel Hunt You MIGHT want to check on that 1099 form --- there are a bunch of 1099 variants and I don't know them all.I guess it sounds like you are concerned that it looks like you made the principal and interest. 

But checking other markets, TN, NC etc… we don’t have the connections. 

With custom homes, the customer typically finances the entire project from start to finish in my market. 1.

While not a big deal in the grand scheme of things, it does create delays and more items that I have to keep track of, that aren't actually productive.I understand a repeat customer may get priority treatment, it's when a desire to keep that customer happy by overlooking existing problems that come up later, occur.

Thanks, I don’t recall that being in the contract but I will double check.

As to the original question where to get the data  I highly recommend Property Radar  check it out.

I will check out the find a lender tab.

In many instances like this one - by the time it gets investigated damage is already done Ever try FINRA broker check?  

Now keep in mind I had already done my own title search and a date down so I knew the state of the title. 1.Cashiers Check to Seller in exchange for the Notarized deed  You do this at a notary and the amount of the check is the sellers equity and what you negotiated. 2.

Check what others are charging around you and see if you are competitive or undercutting.