The retirement accounts are tax advantaged and have bankruptcy or divorce protections (I know nobody is ever going to file bankruptcy or get divorced - said every person before they filed bankruptcy or got divorced, because life is unexpected).

Hence, there is an unexpectedly competitive market emerging in smaller ohio cities.

A good agent can help you negotiate some closing cost credits to help with this , but If you don't have money for close to a 3.5-5% down payment, then I would imagine you'll be in a tough spot if you run into unexpected repairs or vacancy (roof leak, water heater, on and on). 

We removed inspection contingency by signing CR1 form indicating: ALL Buyer contingencies are removed, EXCEPT: Loan Contingency and Appraisal Contingency.The very next morning after we removed inspection contingency my husband (sadly and unexpectedly) got laid off from work!

So I stumbled across this site a bit by accident, while looking for reviews on Crexi Intelligence.

Unit 301 claims this was an accident.

The best wholesalers I work with don't rely on bandit signs or cold calling people, they run SEO and direct mail to websites and online forms.There are listings in my career I have encountered that I simply cannot take on because of the heavy damage to the house, hoarding situation, or the seller simply tells me that they need the funds within 30 days because of something unexpected in their life.

The way you can tell is they say 28% of all of Texas is institutional investors compared to 13% average for the country  since we know the real average for the country is 2%  we know they’re wrong, by accident or on purpose  https://www.wfaa.com/article/n...They are simply stating how many were bought by investors and then mislabeling the buyers. 

What if covid or some other unexpected event occurs and the ususal clientel isn't traveling?

Did they run into unexpected problems?