The person they consider having the deep pockets. 

In other news, it may be tempting to purchase a waterfront property at a deep discount along the Western Coast but beware, you might get flooded in the next hurricane unless you want to do a teardwon and build on stilts. 

Very few fund raisers ask the deep due diligence questions they should.

Permitting in Cape Coral is part of the problem but when a company does not even try to contact you during the process it's a red flag.

A few thoughts on the subject from someone who made a living doing this until the laws changed on the West Coast.Most folks in foreclosure go into deep denial.

Rates that are too low relative to the rest of the market are a red flag.Agreed granted many of the HML have a sliding rate scale based on  ARV  and experience  and maybe a little fico in there. lowest I have personally seen was 7% and 2 points.. and of course junk fees.  

I would pick a market area you like and start doing a bunch of deep dive deal analysis, but from a rental and not a life style standpoint.  

Ditch the red rug, increase art and add dresser, bedside tables to bedrooms.

If we sense there is a red flag, were asking them to upload additional documents like tax returns w2's etc.

If you're a good student and can get into a good college without going very deep into debt, I believe you should go.