On the plus side I can listen to them again and maybe catch something I missed the 1st time. 3.

Home Possible is 95% LTV, as compared to FHA's 97% LTV, but with the added benefits of beginning with a conventional loan (no mortgage insurance for life of the loan, as opposed to FHA), having a stronger offer, no self sufficiency equation, plus less strict standards for home condition that can kill the value-add ambitions you had with your FHA.Recently there were other changes with this program that makes it an even better product, and the only person on this whole forum who seems to be catching it is @Chris Mason who has written about it herehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/517/topics/42...and herehttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/49/topics/609...I just wanted to point that out as you get into it because if I hadn't found this product I'm not sure if I'd even have a house hack right now.  

Inventory has risen lately and buyer fatigue due to sky high prices are catching up.

@Darrell Braxton sorry I didn't catch this post sooner but I actually wrote an entire post on this very subject and how to properly structure the deal. 

Home Inspections (while important), can be pretty bad at catching major issues.

For example, we've seen instances where a tree fell on a pedestrian.... or a fire that occurs at one investor's house catches the neighbor house(s) on fire.

Now you've doubled what you got in your account...Now the catch is you can only borrow 50% or up to $50K whichever is less. 

The catch is that the website you are using will contain property listings of properties that may have sold years agoThe ONLY website to use for HUD properties is hudhomestore.com. 

When you say midwest list off the cities so the “keywords” catch and other people will jump in.   

I’m thinking of asking  30,000 down payment from buyer for them to takeover catch up back payments & monthly note