Their only product line left is farm/ranch.

I really liked the product.

in the near past I use it to sell off properties i foreclosed on and dont want to rehab.. buyers like it  I understand the rules.but talking Mrs old lady into this is as you note just another way to make a deal without taking the sellers interest in mind.. thats what sells these guys but if you have a sophisticated seller then  its fair game in my mind.

It's not uncommon for buyers using FHA products to face rejected offers or the need to significantly sweeten deals to compete with those favoring conventional loans.

They can learn how to do physical tasks like assembling a product by trying it a billion times inside a simulation until they have mastered it.

We are now at a place where there are Sponsors who are raising capital to compete for these institutional level assets but rather than filling the capital stack with these sophisticated larger check writers, they are raising the capital in smaller increments.  

There are some connectivity issues with it, but overall a good product.

For this product most lenders will go off of the purchase price plus your rehab cost for a conventional loan.

And the above examples I don't think are good analogies - renting a crane and using it for other productive work is not the same thing as renting something and just pocketing the middle man fee.

There tons of old duplexes that need renovating, and vacancy rates for a nice product are very very low like 1-3%.