Further, not to be confused with FHA, VA, USDA, etc loans which are Ginnie Mae loans, those are non-conventional.

It sounds as if you are getting confused by terminology."

The new system is designed to be less confusing and far more user friendly.If you can wait until then, you'll be all set.

Yep... lady on the phone seemed to imply there are two blocks which likely confused the first agent as they did a full search from Thursday through Sunday versus 2 separate searches (pre-convention then convention).Anyhow, all taken care of... now someone tell me what the heck is up with the 14.75% tax rate in Denver?

With all your clarifications regarding agents, I was just a little confused on one of your comments and had to take a step back to understand what you were trying to point out.

Even in a traditional transaction, I've learned to ALWAYS pay the insurance at closing to avoid any confusion about when the policy should start.

If that's confusing, do the math in the other direction.

They tend to be overpriced and selling a sub par product that nobody would buy regardless of how much advertisement I put behind it....Even more confusing is the concept that wholesalers can somehow buy these underwater homes and convince a rehabber into buying them...

I think there was some confusion there.

(And Friedman)I found most traditional Macroeconomic textbooks to be confusing and fairly useless, unfortunately.