If you are buying a pure investment property/flip (i.e. you aren't going to live in it) you will need to put down much more up front (25% usually).

But they are in breach of contract pure and simple.

I am currently a renter, I had a drone battery that caught on fire.

Regarding the deck being stacked against the middle class this is a pure and utter nonsense.  

Purely suggesting for paying off debts boys sorry for any miscommunication

Based purely on this, I'm inclined to buy out the ground rent owner just to simplify our lives. 

I don't believe a pure fee, arranged outside of a transaction, would be prohibited, if you're just marketing and giving somebody a "heads-up."

@Tony Silvas I think part of the problem is that you are looking at this purely from a financial point of view and not the emotional part.

However, many of the buy and hold deals I'm seeing investors do this year look like pure speculation to me, where there the deal is nothing more than a bet on the continued upward trajectory of the Austin market.

Today I was able to close on my first SFH purchased purely as investment.