I have closed on $2.5BN of agency business.

I'm not worried about the homeowner themselves, if they want to breath in asbestos, that's on them, I was more concerned with the disposal and the neighbors too.I have had asbestos siding removed several times here in CA and I will have to disagree with you on the danger levels of the asbestos as I have seen the test results first hand and they constituted a danger to anyone breathing it once airborne, which is why we are required to have it tested and if it comes back hot, it must be removed by a licensed professional with all the proper equipment and then properly disposed of.I agree that government agencies and their intervention are often overbearing and over necessary at times, but with hazardous materials, I am all for protecting our earth and the people and animals who live here. 

Yes there are lots of options with agency financing as well as local and regional banks. 

Go to a real estate agency. 

They look to take in the amount of would be brokerage commission, a discount for time value of a quick close, the discount for a no hassle sales process, a mortgage brokerage commission on the resell, and possibly in house title agency fees.

“Wetlands” is not a type of zoning classification.....it’s a determination made by other agencies.  

Also, wholesalers, when licensed, are subject to strict agency laws. 

As a smaller private lender I have often wondered how I can build my borrower’s credit by showing the credit reporting agencies all the original mortgage balances, current mortgage balances, minimum payment amount, and on time payments.Please help me get started reporting to credit agencies (Equifax, Experian, & TransUnion)🙏🏼

Your slam dunk was an arrangement with the agency that helped place tenants.

The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.