I just erased 20 minutes of writing about NON-RECOURSE (I'm not yelling, it's for emphasis), when they are made, why they are appropriate and required vs.

. - In the Northeast we put a huge emphasis on transportation availability.

Most people put too much emphasis on CoC return when IRR of return is what they should be looking for.

(emphasis mine) I would not, for instance, suggested on BP that a NC broker add text to a contract to help remedy an issue the broker was preparing for a client without adding 'not legal advice'.

More emphasis on direct-to-seller marketing? 

I have since my last post became a Broker and achieved an MBA with an emphasis in Construction Project Management.

In the process of researching RE, I discovered BP and realized that you guys have the term "house-hacking" for this and there's a lot of emphasis on multifamily properties.

Don't buy the course and minimize your emphasis on this type of approach.DO learn how to add some concessions when the seller will tolerate it. 

I'm curious why there seems to be an emphasis in that direction here. 

So the emphasis would be on CoC.