We use Nest Cams at our house and they send us notifications via text or email if it detects any movement.  

Hah @Ben Leybovich  my point was - as a multifamily investor we continually have movement in properties.  

The problem is that these are specifically designated as "home owner" mortgages - both GSEs were set up to perpetuate home ownership. 

Plus SD is a darn nice RE market to be local in ... perfect weather, great economy, vast & wealthy tenant pool, high housing demand and perpetually limited supply ... you pay for those benefits with an expensive purchase price, but often in life you'll find that you get what you pay for.

By analyzing metrics you can predict to a degree market movements within sectors.

@Ray Minjarez David Gardner @ Movement Mortgage is closing conventional loans for my clients in as little as 10 days. 

I have a 740-760 credit score (depending on agency and financial movements), and am looking to do a refi on a condo as my primary residence in Chicago.

There may only be a "license" to use the driveway or there may be a written agreement recorded in the public records allowing such use in perpetuity.

They are betting that this market will in fact materialize and the funds that bought early enough (before this market exists) will be able to either unload at lower "risk free" caps and/or sell back into this new market where inventory is perpetually lean and prices high.

As long as comps show a decent movement of properties I'm willing to dive right in if the numbers add up.Currently I live near UCF, a bit further east of Avalon Park on East Colonial Dr.Are you a wholesaler in this area?