They drive jacked up 4x4s, have neck tats, and chew tobacco in their sleep.

I have been advised to not bite off more than i can chew for my first couple (i.e., treat them as education).

Still a lot of meat on the bone at the price point - but it's a little more than I can chew with some other projects going on. 

I replaced one interior door due to puppy chewing and that's it.

Now that I had chewed my own arm off to escape what was a prison (working at a job a disliked with a passion until I was 65), I had all my chips stacked on the table in front of me and here covid comes, a pandemic that essentially changed life as we know it in this country.

Lastly, PEX is prone to be chewed on by rodents.Waste lines can have their life extended with routine preventative maintenance.

I'd say it's likely they bite off more than they can chew and drop the ball IF the the bank didn't set guidelines rather "regulate" these loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA).

Definitely a lot to chew on.

They’re available 24/7 and have dealt with all kinds of maintenance issues at my place from squirrels in the attic chewing up wires causing the power to go out on thanksgiving to HVACs going out on weekend nights to my roof leaking the day my guests who booked it for two weeks checked in.

It's not uncommon to see a half-finished project appear back on the market where someone bit off more than they could chew.