Depending on their level of certification / registration, they have a true fiduciary duty that they are required to disclose to you exactly how they are getting compensated - including if they are getting commissions on any of the products. 

I bought a house built in 1915 and living in it for 3 years.

@Fenzee PierrePart of your question depends on your objectives.

I live in a newly constructed town home (2 years old) - I've had rodent problems for the past year with mice scratching the walls and making entry into the home.

When you sell your primary (living there 2 of the last 5 years), you don't make taxes on the first 500k of profit.

It'll depend on your objectives.

Depending on you strategy and plan I would tell you to potentially look into different areas of College Station.

That depends on who they apply with and how much they are approved for.

Some general themes or characteristics of super jumbo mortgage loans are: - Lower LTV's (Loan to value) depending on the strength of borrower and property type very large loans can require 30-40% down.

Depending on the circumstances you are looking at around $20K.