Robert here, I am a fresh faced young type person looking to start buying property.

When they have a depreciated property that facing a large gain relative to their balance they might be more receptive.

Many condo boards keep the fees to bare minimum to make it lucrative to sell and then jack up.

We think this would add incredible value, and technically the fees for the analytics would be passed down to the borrower; so all in all, the lender won't face additional costs and make better calls on their lending opportunities.

You could barely employ a knowledgeable, reliable staff making 1% on deals. 

The 2 biggest considerations we see investors face (in my narrowly defined bubble) are #'s 3 & 4 that Dave listed above

You may just barely hit the $100/door mark.

On its face, and not knowing your area, this doesn't look like a great deal.

Meet face to face with him/her and let them earn their commission and bring you a good deal.

I was going to ignore it because of the inspection nightmare I would face, but called their lender on the pre-approval because it was dated 5 months ago.She said no need for 3.5% down FHA, I can get them 3% conventional.