There might be some legitimate reason why that happened (a lender hopefully will chime in on this thread to provide insight), however if so, the lender should be able to just explain to your and your client why that is.What I would really want to know would be a) what was the original agreement between the buyer and the lender, and b) why is it not reflected in the fee estimate?

I grew up in NRH before I joined the military.

Perhaps you can share a little experience, im located in Miami, FL and as many of those who join the BP universe i am looking for wisdom.

That's a small price to pay for the liability protection and the appearance of being a legitimate company.

I joined them in practice sometimes and liked it. 

We discuss how I invest, bought my properties including Ohio (Dayton area) and if you like to join our community.If that sounds like something you like to explore, text me at eight zero five seven zero eight six eight three zeroand we find a day and time to talk on Zoom.Be well and stay safe

Wishing you much success in this journey, come join us!

I recently joined the community to enhance my knowledge of real estate and begin networking with fellow investors.

Thank you for tagging those two individuals and including the link to join their organization.

HI and congrats on your decision, learn a lot from here join some of the local meetups (now Zoom) get yourself a good group of trades men like plumber, HVAC, electrician that will be the most important, mortgage broker ( don't depend 100% on banks) and like Carlos said a good home inspector, you can find some well train at Internachi.org or ASHI, this are national associations and have a very good requirements to be one.