For that price point, they know the buying audience is not that large. 

You would not be able to deny ESAs throughout a large apartment complex, because it would be very unlikely that the animal dander would travel long distances.

Do you have a large security deposit?

Another way to say it is they CAN call the note but they don't have to...We have done a lot of seller financing deals, a large number of which were wraps and we have never seen a bank call a performing note due. 

Get a home owners warranty for first 12 months on your house hack for any large expenses that come up, and treat the place like a true rental. i.e.

As part of the settlement many large banks did in fact get bound to take what Fannie/Freddie was offering and  Fannie and Freddie agreed to standardize short sale processing as a result as well. 

Duplex 3/2 (large backyard) + 2/1$299,000 - $3,000 in repair creditsRealtor commission assigned to me at closing: $7,100 (my girlfriend was my Realtor and I am licensed as well)Current rents: $1,300 / $1,100Rents after remodel: $1,800 / $1400Estimated cash flow: $150 per doorRehab budget: $15,000Loan type: FHA 3.5% down (I will occupy 3/2 for one year then ReFi) Realtor: Morgan Marziali - Whitaker Realty *Review inspections but don't let them panic you.

I work at a large national bank here in Minnesota and have been working with my regular mortgage guy there. 

Not to mention the loss of jobs with the robot built houses and the less maintenance needed on a concrete house.I feel there will be a large governmental resistance to them because of what they are going to do to the economy but the cat is out of the Bag.

The poor purchase decisions he was citing were largely OOS purchasers that did not fully vet the neighborhood and was purchasing in lower class neighborhoods.