i have not personally used them but as an investor agent, i have worked with them on 2 deals so far. they are very responsive, fairly quick, super nice and helpful, but they appraisers they use.... leaves a lot to be desired. i have had to fight every appraisal done by their contractors.... with that beings said, that is the only negative i know of. i have heard their points are some of the lowest in the industry.

Other than trying to find 1% in SFH's out here there really is nothing negative you can say about the market.  

I see countless people shoot themselves in the foot on this and write down zero or even worse negative losses and think they can get financed.

Guess which one of these two people had a negative net worth?

@Will Jo The data I cited comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the U.S.

I was planning on holding on to it and rent it out (~$3850/mo) but unfortunately when I run the numbers via the BP Rental Calculator there is a pretty big negative cash flow (~$600/mo) so that would obviously be a pretty bad investment decision.

The use of the statistical information will allow to anticipate future developments, to supply the demand.Citizens bet on living in large urban centers.

Even if you end up with a negative cash flow of $500 per month on a multi, most poeple i know look at it like they gained $1K a month (assuming $1.5K average rent) not they lost $500 because they have to live somewhere.

Be careful with this because it would likely result in a higher mortgage payment and a negative cash flow or razor thin margins so that you can't afford even modest repairs.

This is a statistical nightmare for sampling and data selection.mls entries vs populationHow many are actually buyers willing to make an offer?