It's been a fun experiment but time consuming. 

I think it is wrong to define someone forever based on a single action.

@Malcolm KrugerOffer these consumers a free in home consultation where you go through all foreclosure avoidance options with them.

As an investor, it's good to put your investments in a position to be competitive - if everyone wants updated kitchens, stainless steel, and grey walls you give it to them unless you plan on living in the home forever.

There are way too many consumer protection laws that you can run afoul of.

I also plan on paying off my primary residence as soon as I can once I purchase my “forever home”.

Maybe a real estate agent that is familiar with the area can chime in on how the market is doing over there.At my previous employer, the Hill Country was a popular destination to retire or build your “forever home”.

As a consumer, you have a broad landscape of options... make some calls, do your research and find the best fit for you.But don't forget to ask questions about things besides the loan terms... the process, the ability to collaborate with you and your realtor, answer your questions, guide you through the choices you'll need to make, close in a timely manner... all of these things matter too!

Fund ContributionBy now you’ve made it past the most time-consuming steps.

A lot of management companies take FOREVER to complete the questionnaire.