I've been investing out of state but want to jump into the Sacramento and Stockton markets as they are more affordable than SF Bay Area. 

I could finally afford to leave manufacturing and go all in with real estate.

What's nice is with these loan limits you can buy the properties in areas you feel comfortable owner occupying and 5% down is pretty affordable. 

And saying that they can't afford it. 

They have a great product and amazing customer service

Some of them probably live in the units and may be underwater but can still afford the HOA / Taxes but  do not have the resouces to move out / buy somewhere else.Even if everything lines up, I would challange you with why would you want to de-convert.

That gives them incentive to follow through and if they miss deadlines then you know they aren't serious about buying the end product. 

GREAT read. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0161VPK0Q/ref=a...Check out the podcast with Jake and Gino https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2016/07/0...https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/biggerpoc...I hope all works out!

I agree with the previous posts, the tariffs brought an almost immediate increase in appliance prices, but from what I've seen it mainly affected the higher end products.

Google "can the average worker afford the average house in Orlando"?