I will admit it's lacking a few features I would really like, but it does the IMPORTANT stuff well!

When I hear how much people are spending on education with gurus or even 'local' coaches, it breaks my heart--that money could've been a downpayment on a house.If one is committing to spending tens of thousands of dollars whether upfront or splitting a minimum amount of deals, it's one of the worst mistakes that you can make in my opinion...In a world where information is at our fingertips and there is a blueprint that exists for everything, you'd be better off investing in courses on overcoming fear of change, lack of motivation, etc.

There's a severe lack in proactive support and you're left wondering if they value you at all.

VA I think most want the benefit of zero cash down so thats a bit of a draw back and the inspection is rare so approved for VA wont go through with funding due to lack of inspection.Again I have never bought a house at auction nor am I in the Military so this is just from my research but not tested. 

I didn't think of them like that, more as a new platform but you definitely could be right considering the lack of resources on them.

If you go the brute-force approach (as JD insists), now they're being told they have to make good on your end, despite the fact that your lack of following up and making sure the money got to you for a month contributed to their loss of the second month's loss.

What if you need to exit early due to lack of performance, personal issues, etc.?

So this doesn't seem right to me...if I see "new construction" as a buyer, I:a) assume the home has never been occupied, andb) that licensed contractors were used to build all aspects to state code, to offset the lack of required inspections.I know homeowners can do their own work, but shouldn't that imply occupancy and be listed as previously owned home vs. new construction?

A lender would have to sue to unequivocally establish lack of compliance. 

You should only consider switching when your current software has a significant flaw or lacks features that force you to spend excessive time on workarounds.