We work with IRA Services Trust Company and they do have that as a requirement. 

It becomes clear pretty quick when a property is underwater on the first and not worth bidding on.Never trust anything from an auction company website because if you read closely enough you'll find that in the other print (often in bold) is a statement such as "for information purposes only -- buyer must independently verify all information" 

I work for a national commercial mortgage broker. 

Many people may tell you this can't be done, but trust me, it can. 

Try...Security National Mortgage Company orRidge Lending Group

According to the National Association of Realtor®'s 2016 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers, the average FSBO sales price was $185,000, while the average price for a home represented by an agent was $245,000.

If you have worked with a lender that you trust, I would very much like to contact him or her.  

@Justin Worsham I would reserve a pre-inspection for higher-end SFR's but it's all relative...one bad thing about pre-inspected properties is that it removes the buyer from the due diligence...they basically have to trust a report the seller is providing...it's just not impartial.

A trusted loan officer/lender/supplier of $.  

I think you should look more into the people you have a personal relationship with that know and trust you.