Is one or the other method at any kind of disadvantage?

However this puts a TK at a disadvantage bc unless it's majority TK owned (paid TK price) the average price will be much lower bc most are investors which will never pay your purchase price. 

That is one huge disadvantage of being remote is you tend to throttle career growth and risk career stability as well.

Sure there are disadvantages, but they must be weighed against the individual purchaser's situation.

Offering any less than 2% will put you at a significant disadvantage. 

Only disadvantage.

Disadvantages include; board of realtor dues, continuing education requirements, regulations, etc.Having a license is not required to be an investor.

http://www.atgf.com/tools-publications/pubs/deeds-lieu-foreclosure-advantages-disadvantages-and-draftingThis might help, even if your county judge allows it, there can be title problems, I suggest you follow this in all states. :)

The disadvantage of the balloon is that it carries the risk of them not approving you in three years...and it likely comes with additional fees at that time.

I was wondering what type of disadvantages or risks comes with using the BRRRR strategy?