But we've experienced a huge change in underwriting for non-qm style products, and anything over 5 units is severely delayed. 

No production home is built well.

Schwab offers almost exactly the same products and I like them both. 

It turns out that coordinating engineers, marketing and sales to launch a software product is not crazy different from coordinating vendors and subs to "launch" a construction project.I will disagree with everyone who says that hiring subs yourself puts you at a pricing disadvantage vs. prices GCs get. 

I do think it's more seasonal nationwide, in denver specifically it's the migration plus seasonal.Approximately or every 5 home selling in CA it may trigger 1 home buying out of state and 3-4 home buying inside CA tertiary area.All no longer non-productive family has to move to either central CA or outside CA, the trend is very obvious. 

I would prefer a Line of Credit product here specifically if it were me but I would certainly lean on other investors in your area on who those lenders are that offer such a thing. 

In all seriousness, as many mentioned here, wholesalers are trying to make their cut and sell you the product.

For those in BP Nation who don't know, EVs like my F-150 Lightning run 100% on electricity via batteries and do not use petroleum products as fuel.

Although the idea sounds great on paper, I can not get over the fact that the property is cash flowing so well even though market and rent appreciation has dramatically slowed. 

We prefer the Sentinel product ourselves because the software is included as part of the purchase and it is a bit more economical.