Down to 0.75x at 65% LTV max w/ a .750% rate llpaorDown to 0.8x at 70% LTV max w/ a 0.375% llpa butThe products that require 1.0 (Qualifying Rent/PITI) are the lionshare of deals although there's a small LLPA for falling below 1.15 in most cases

I have not found a good review online for it and keep meaning to email them back and see if they would provide some references I can talk to and ask questions about their experience with the product before making a decision. 

I hope you can still use your beneficial VA loan products.

I don't think anyone of them are scams, (well some people in those spaces are)...they're just businesses selling products...in these cases investment products. 

To keep food prices high for the producers, so they would be consistent in their production.

Other investors with better contactors will put a better product on market.

It all comes down to back-end funding appetite for the product.- My guess is they have enough funding sources and track record to be competitive in the marketplace, but ultimately supply and demand will dictate what they can offer

They say investors are scooping up homes that should’ve gone to families, then relisting them at a premium after cosmetic rehabs.On the other side, many insist MLS flipping is just smart business, the investor takes on the risk, puts in capital for repairs, improves the home’s condition, boosts neighborhood values, and provides a move-in-ready product that buyers want.Some call it market manipulation.

- Going to guess that the payment difference wasn't enough to spur interest.Also going to guess a decent amount of people will use the 50-year mortgage and justify it by looking at what they may gain via appreciation versus renting and getting nothing.More investors may be more attracted to this product than average owner-occupants. - It will improve cashflow, similar to an interest-only (for first 3-5 years) mortgage. 

Keep in mind - the listing doesn't need to be the final product!