If you were able to find a solution please share.Ossie

Personally I would, because it builds stronger business ties, customer service and credibility.Hope that helped!

And of course, if you have a simple tract home vs a fancy custom high-end home, this could bring the number up or down.

They have a customer satisfaction guarantee, so if you don't like a purchase, AMEX will get your money back.

I've been very happy with their service then I recently realized that my customers (and me too if I'm paying their closing costs) are getting killed on fees.

To my customers, it shows we care and stand out from the crowd.

Think like your customer.

This solution seems like a good value.Any ideas ?

Here is the senairo...Customer: RobinsonCredit Score: equifax 520, Transunion n/a & experian 572Purchase = $210,000Loan Amt = $210,000LTV = 100%Primary ResidentFull Docs or Stated DocsSelf employed = 5 yearsIncome: $68,000Trade: Painter/DrywallIf you can help me out, please contact me.

What's the reasoning behind putting customers through this exercise?