THat would give you some flexibility during your home search.I wish you luck!

Once the creditor discovers that you have no bank account to seize and no real estate in your name to place a lien on, they become a lot more flexible and magically are open to talking about discounting the judgment and settling.

The lending is a lot more flexible with some of the players out there. 

More flexible, and personable and responsive. 

The down sides I can see for these types of deals are exit strategy, all of our properties are tied up together and we have less flexibility to get out a particular property, and having all our assets tied to a single lender means that if one deal goes south every thing tied to it can go south as well. 

A path to achievement with flexibility.

That puts you at a disadvantage against other buyers that have flexible schedules and can view properties M-S.If you are only casually looking, it's probably okay to only look on the weekends.

I’ve never had an issue renting because I can be flexible and invest with a bigger amount. 

The downside is that it'll take longer to close the traditional Refi, and the loan terms won't be as flexible as private/hard money. 

These loans are a lot more flexible than "conventional" loans.