. :)   So definitely buyers first to be on the safe side, i want my first transaction to be as smooth as possible.  

So maybe you could do it, but I don't think it will go smoothly.  

Like I don't truly help sellers, and that I'm just here to take advantage of their situation.I'm not a great writer, and I'm not the best at expressing myself either.

Were the letter writer was pulling heartstrings explaining how they also lost a home in foreclosure know how bad this is they are just good Christians out to help people blah blah balh..

Before RE, I made my money as a writer, so what I'm really asking about is content.  

I have had it for over a year now and things are running pretty smooth.

But once I got that figured out...smooth sailing! 

I love the car, the drive is so smooth, the gas mileage is amazing, and if I fold the seats down I can fit a ton of stuff in the back.

Hi @Becky Wolfe I would suggest asking all the lenders to confirm the following points:- Interest Rate & Points: pretty obvious, straight forward, compare with others- No Prepayment Penalty: this will be important as you will likely be refinancing out soon with a conventional loan- Are they Direct: make sure they are the actual check writer, that the money is in house, and they can close quickly once they commitOther than that it should be pretty straight forward.

If I have phone access when I am gone, then things usually go very smooth.