And endorsements are purchased too, there are endorsement brokers who make a business out of it, I don't think actors endorse reverse mortgages for nothing.

These are private sector actors with no gov't subsidy lending money on terms that often match or beat gov't subsidized terms, so they make up for it by being more stringent/conservative in their underwriting criteria, or they offer rates/terms that are worse for the borrower than the Fannie/Freddie rates/terms. 

It's like actors auditioning for parts they'll never get.

Honestly folks I think we can all supply ample evidence of 'integrity-challenged' actors out there in the marketplace, whether they are wholesalers or they are real estate agents. 

Steven Segal What is a millionaire and actor doing in RE?

I live in Los Angeles and we have our own industries that draw transient workers (particularly entertainment, an industry I'm a part of) - if I can find the right place, I'd love to do corporate-style rentals for actors or crew in town for projects.  

He passed the bad actor test.

I don't believe roommates is one of the protected groups under the Fair Housing Act or Law.

There’s not much you can do if a borrower decides to move into one of their properties, in spite of their initial claim that they won’t, thereby invoking the Safe act or doing something else to turn the loan from a business to private purpose.

In short my hopes are this. actors = facilities for actors to work = facility workers = increase in current retail to shop = retail workers.