Agency lenders (Freddie and Fannie) have allowed some virtual site inspections where the onsite manager can video chat the lender's inspector to view the property if it's approved.

Instead, you just need to get pre approved!

That bell is ringing louder in the last year as local, state and federal agencies have approved new restrictions on property and privacy rights.https://corporatedirect.us19.l...

I bought a vacant lot and had the ball rolling with everything that needed to be done to do a new constrcution, permits approved last week which the company that was financing the build was waiting to start issuing the funds.

Can you go to any bank, even if you don't have an account with them, and ask for a loan or get approved for a loan? 

The DPP process for building an ADU is not too complicated, but how should we choose a property based on those guidelines not knowing for sure if we will get permitting approved in the future?

Get pre approved and ready to pull the trigger but wait and see.

My research is telling banks typically want 2 years of commission before they count it towards your income, does anyone have experience with this and if so, can I get pre-approved for a mortgage based off that salary offer even if it will go away eventually and replaced by commission?

They are both fairly open and have good stable jobs.Also, I am not sure if it is possible, but is there a technique where they could get a loan, one of them is pre-approved for $300,000, then lend that money to me to invest with? 

I'm not pre-approved for a loan but I do have a really good credit score if that is any help to anyone.