If you consider duplex, triplex, fourplex units or apt bldgs,That is BLATANTLY WRONG!

.)- Tries to charge for a quote or need guarantee they get the job (this one blows my mind)- Not responsive or hard to get in contact with- Mark-up of materials or an excessive material handling fee (a small handling fee is okay)- Excuses to justify failure- Blatant overpricing because they think you might not understandA few things I like:- Responsive and easy to reach- Offers recommendations/alternatives without being asked- Do what they say when they say with quality and efficiency- Free, detailed quotes in a timely manner- Views the job as an opportunity to build a long term relationship- Competitive pricing (doesn't have to be the lowest but work must justify the price)- Manages their subs to reflect quality and professionalism

A blatant violation of free trade, price fixing and fair trade issues, and Fannie Mae is not a regulatory authority, they can only make guidleines for members, originators, sellers and buyers of mortgages acting within the scope of thier conduit activities.

I mean, why even have a contract if they are going to blatantly ignore it, yet have no real consequence.Thanks in advance!

I wonder how that'd go in court (assuming it's something blatantly obvious).

I'm contemplating driving by his home coincidentally and kinda just blatantly asking if he's interested in selling.

Wasn't it something completely unseen or just blatant misrepresentation? 

As I said at the beginning of my post, there was a bunch of bad information (much of it blatantly incorrect) in the previous several posts, and I commented on parts of several posts.I have now gone back and looked at the parts that were attributable to you and it is crystal clear that you don't understand operating expenses.

That is a clear and blatant flip.

Many of the headline articles are for very blatant things though so I doubt you will get the nuanced case law you seek from there.