I love your thinking "big" approach, however there is a tariff war going on with the Chinese, they just had their second huge bank fail and the Chinese government is clamping down on out of country investing.

I get my data straight from government sources: Census Bureau, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of Economic Analysis. 

Most lenders resell (to a government agency) and the buyers of the resold loans are the ones with the high threshold.Ask a competent mortgage broker what the lay of the land is at present.

A person has to deal with government officials, contractors, suppliers, inspectors, insurance companies, regulators, health departments, social services, police, and sometimes even military. 

There are all types of failures from economic, banks faltering, government recession and many others........The IMPORTANT things here is, (IF YOU WROTE OUT A PLAN) you will have been able to go back into that plan, see where the (YOUR) plan failed and correct the problem.

Tell them to pound sand.....they forgot to say “govern yourself accordingly”.

Understanding how the markets work, supply and demand, trends, government impact on markets, and being able to predict patterns will help you a ton.

Buy in more recession proof corridors of the United States less dependent on one or two major industries, or with a large government base, or with a retirement or tourist community.Disadvantages of Buying Out-of-State-Multiple tax filings, deadlines and other local taxes due.

Some of those are market liquidity, investor and consumer expectations, supply and demand money and government debt.3.

The first time home buyer get an affordable property with some kind of subsidy from the government so it make sense for them to sell it with restrictions later.