Loans are typically referred to us by those holding a note that is not performing.

Sorry I don't know any one there to refer you to.

thanks so much for responding, i was not clear about the problem at the end and why i changed my mind. i was told that my loan was ready,my funds were ready, but the lender on my side, was requiring more documents from the sellers lender in reference to the preforclosure status of the property. my realtor says he doesn't know what they meant because "they don't do that here in oklahoma." i was also very unhappy about repairs that were made to a garage door and roof.

My earlier post referred to the metal stakes, not the signs.

I've referred quite a few people to them as well, and all have been happy.We even promote their services because I am so confident in them:http://www.biggerpockets.com/legal-services.htmlThere are other companies that do the same thing, but I'll only say that I am confident in the services of Legal Zoom.

From my observations and experience, I would say that the team members you select should be ideally referred by other investors who you share common philosphy with.

It sounds to me like this wouldn't have anything to do with referral fees an investor may pay to someone as the referral fee an investor pays doesn't have anything to do with a mortgage loan.However, I have still heard that in some states paying a referral fee or a percentage or something like that to someone for referring a property is against the law.It has also been mentioned that it may not be against RESPA law but that it may be a Real Estate Licensing violation for the person referring the property to receive a fee as they should be licensed to "bring a buyer and seller together."

Get references!

I contacted a mortgage broker I was referred to by a coworker and after sending in some documents he sent back an itemization sheet with the loan costs and other figures.

If that isn't what you're referring to, I'm guessing it is some kind of spyware or virus on your end.