Agent assembled a functional overview of TAG Lending Group by fetching the homepage, founder story, and loan originator benefits page. The site exposed core positioning and originator compensation clearly but published no borrower-facing rate quotes or detailed fee structures, forcing the agent to acknowledge gaps rather than fill them with speculation.

• ›Step [1] (homepage) and step [6] (our-story) provided the foundational narrative: TAG's core differentiator is the 'tag team' collaboration philosophy and solving industry silos. This was explicitly surfaced by the site, not inferred.
• ›Step [8] (why-join-tag) revealed detailed pricing for loan originators ($299/month tech fee, 100–180 BPS commissions) but this page was positioned as a recruiter page, not borrower-facing. Borrower pricing remained absent across all fetched pages.
• ›The agent encountered multiple 404s ([2], [3], [4], [7]) on guessed URLs like /how-it-works, /rates, /about, and /current-mortgage-rates, indicating either poor site structure or intentional paywalling of rate information. The agent did not surface these via navigation from the homepage menu shown in [5].
• ›Step [5] (second homepage fetch) returned the full navigation menu structure but the agent did not follow all menu paths systematically—it instead typed URLs from memory and followed limited links, leaving significant content unmapped (e.g., blog articles, testimonials, investor partner pages).
• ›The agent correctly identified that borrower-facing pricing is deliberately vague ('rates vary based on individual qualifications') and properly flagged this as a confusing absence rather than claiming to have found comparable rates elsewhere.