They will get by with the high upfront fees for a while but eventually the market will turn on them - the homeowner/sellers' finally waking up to just how much they are giving up and just rejecting the instant offers and seeking other options - the buyers also waking up to the bare bones or dare I say shoddy rehabs as pointed out previously and they just shunning any iBuyer home for sale.The party won't last long I don't think.As I had pointed out earlier, the "mom and pop" rehabbers that do quality heavy rehabs are in no way being threatened by this.

@John D. Are

In a world where most people don't own 1 house, how dare we own 2 or more!?

Seemed fairly straightforward and dare I say, easy?

d) are there any other considerations I am missing? 

B and D are much more equal with a slight favoring of D's lower balance over B's slightly higher rate and monthly payment.  

I dared them to go get a quote for a 1300 sqft addition only.

I don't even dare to talk to tenants about learning more about credit scores and mortgages.

@Paul D. Are

Originally posted by @John D.:Are