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I saw many houses and got to put myself in buyers shoes, so I can see things from their perspective.  

This ultimately will fall on you if they cannot afford the rent and ask for extensions, which I believe will happen if the first payment that is coming from the perspective tenant is a credit card payment.

You can shift though lots of info here on BP for most types of loans.Here are the cheapest housing options I'm aware of in the US.  

But...Recent rulings and interpretations by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have shifted the original exclusion of non-owner occupied property...Consumer Credit Transaction Secured by a Dwelling Existing § 1026.36 applies the section's coverage to “a consumer credit transaction secured by a dwelling.”

Agreed, I don't see much of a difference from a financing perspective.  

I think from my perspective the dangers are sloooooow integration and acceptance.  

I like the perspective...just trying to draw balance.

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Thank you for pointing out that not everyone has that perspective.