But if I had a non-biased choice, I don't think I would, which causes the concern of the type of tenants I'd attract.On the other side, there is a duplex that is in a B neighborhood, but the cashflow is at about $200, assuming I raise the rents to market.

I know I am biased because I work with the owners sister company but I'd love to give you our information and discuss your options.

I'm biased like most on this site but I don't think you can go wrong with Realestate it's a tangible asset and there are so many perks from cash on cash returns, tax benefits etc.

And social media us hardly a place to get an objective report from a biased, anti-spend-money-for-education community. 

Home Possible Advantage has many more "no income limit" areas... in fact I haven't found many homes near me that don't qualify for Home Possible Advantage no income limit, but nothing near me qualifies for Home Ready no income limit.Does anybody know why there's such a bias towards HomeReady?

I think when the HM broker orders the appraisal, it is not always totally un-biased.   

So you can see I'm biased to pay less interest. 

I guess I am probably biased....:)

While I am no doubt biased I think we have some very attractive deals on our site.

Obviously this is a bias statement, but the advantage to buying turnkey would be that you could find a home that already has a new roof and new HVAC.