It is not productive and will ultimately hurt the consumer.

Anything 5+ would be considered commercial in nature.  

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. 

Has stopped countless scammers - but probably turned off a few good natured people.

Also real estate investor agents and REO agents have different views on things as well.is there a place to understand the experience and type of product they sell?

Prohibited Transactions: The IRS considers certain transactions prohibited, either by the nature of the transaction itself or who the transaction is with (known as disqualified persons).

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

If you’ve been on this forum lately, you’ve seen about 47 posts starting with:“I’m building an AI tool to analyze deals…”This is not one of those.I used to be VP of Digital Product at a large retailer and got my real estate license a few years ago for fun and investment opportunities.  

I have been a long term landlord but have never dealt with insurance companies or contactors (lucky me).There was a natural disaster to my rental home in Texas and the insurance company came out with the adjuster and gave me the amount they think that will cover the damage.All 3 bidding contractors said the amount is too low and if they get the contract, they will put in supplemental claim later on.

The property has walking access to local parks with playground as well as nature walks.