Prices are ridiculously low.

I am not an architect, but I have a design in mind of about 400 square feet that I think is functional (and it doesn't involve ladders and lofts that you have to crawl into - ridiculous for us baby boomer types!). 

Your success rate is 0.033% and below.That is ridiculous!!

People dishing out crap advice or proposing ridiculous limitations are speaking from positions of fear.

It is ridiculous how these "experts" think.

I was able to buy rentals when interest rates were ridiculously low before house prices went up. 

Flood insurance would be ridiculous.

I spoke to them one time about a cash out refinance, and they told me the proceeds had to be kept in an escrow account for me to use for more investing, which I thought was ridiculous, so I went with CNB Bank instead. 

I usually see the house is bid up to 90%+ of its market value or it goes for a ridiculously low amount. 

It is also very big and requires constant reno/repairs.My tax returns are laugh worthy to conventional lenders and I have 2 other properties so my debt to income ratio looks ridiculous to the average underwriter... but the cash flow is definitely there.