@Joel Owens  agreerealty.com may have the fullscreen trend but, it's not that usable and functional across devices (phones, tablets, etc...) and may confuse people as the user interface structure is kinda "foreign" due to trying to be trendy.

In regards to your question I am slightly confused...what type of commercial financing are you trying to obtain?  

Sorry for the delay, but it ended up being a weird set of coincidences and other things that got me totally confused and looking back now, it was no different than what I've seen countless other times on title reports.

Not to be confused with residential of 4 units and lower.The residential guides for their commercial loans, do not apply.  

I've bought a few HUDs over the years, but have always been confused about the "inspection contingency".

I think maybe a bit confused on the Cash on Cash part or when I mentioned returns of 18% to 20%.

So, I was a little confused about this advise.

- Consent to Release Information- Rental Application- Lease Agreement- Renter's Insurance (I'm still confused of this process.

I think you're confused on where you actually provide value to your customers...hint, it's not writing bids...When I pay my attorney money for consultation, I'm paying him for providing a particular service that has value to me (his expert legal opinion).Likewise, when I hire a contractor, the value they are providing me isn't the bid.

J Scott just wrote a great book on flipping too.On the note deal, I'm somewhat confused.