@Will Johnston So if I did a conventional (which is sounding like the better option at this point), would I have to refinance to get the PMI removed, or could I just request an appraisal once I reach 80% LTV to have it removed but keep the existing financing in place?

She reached out to me on FB for an interview and I wanted to know if you guys have any info (good or bad) before I respond to their request.

I don't mind at all doing the leg work, but I would like to know if this is a typical request on behalf of the agent. 

There are good solid sample contracts to use here on the BP FilePlace page (link is under the Resources tab at the top of the web page).

We listen closely to our investors, who requested this type of feedback as early as possible. iFunding agrees that it is early for crowdfunders' data.

I have started searching pre-foreclosures, and on the web for homes.

I've done a lot of reading, researched on the web as many places and as many topics as I can think to look up, really want to get started and see if I sink or swim (really hoping to swim!).

Please contact me for the web site addresses and then after review if you are interested we can discuss your needs. thanks..pete.

Well, the IRS did approve my election, as they sent me a confirmation letter that they received my request to have my LLC treated as an S-corp for tax purposes.It could be a state dependent thing, I don't know, but they signed off on it and I have the hardcopy acceptance letter.

Just input your client’s information into a web site that is provided to you, and the processing center handles it from there.