So it was a highly desirable student rental location.PROS1) higher rental by renting rooms $600/room verse $1650 for the unit.CONS1) first year student tends to be party animals. the whole condo experienced so many false fire alarms; that the fire department started to charge false alarm incidences.( I experienced that in my university years too in the 70's.2) I only rent to female students ( I think it will be easier to have girls together).

NO, I DO understand that is why I am unwilling to go away and lets these guys get away from making either misleading or false statements.I will take some time later to address the 'returns', basically those selling this product are conveniently miscalculating the 'returns'.  1) they arent including the massive fees to buy the product, 2) they are not including the interest paid on the on the loan on your own money. 3) they are not including the negative return on the loss of the death benefit due to 'repayment' of the loan...

Not being in Touch with RealityWe see too many Investors trying to sell properties based on false rent rates and/or showing higher cash flow than what will really happen.

If you are thinking that this large PM company is just making up false charges I'd say that's pretty unlikely.

If any of the information provided is false it is grounds to deny an applicant.Credit score, evictions and criminal checks tell you a lot about a potential tenant.

The idea of letting my money accumulate in a checking account at zero percent seems absurd. 

They give a false sense of security because the user thinks they are hidden.

As for selling the house the first day, don't consider it false.

We know this to be false as we purchase a property for a certain price and lut more money into the property so that the value increases and we can turn a profit.

They'll want an absurd amount of "points" or "closing fees" as well as an insanely high APR.