And, just like buying a car, it's all about price & terms, and the lenders - like the car dealers - need you to buy their product.

The market is/was insane here and I think it's more a product of luck/timing than strategy - I personally would stay away from buying an individual condo unless you're happy living in it (which is completely fine).

The general consensus was that there is no low cost leads and this is falsified info from evil gurus looking to sell you a product.

What financial product?

Too much competition from rookie investors who will over bid you every time, skimp on repair costs and put a bad product back on the market.  

All in all a very nice product.  

The primary goal for the insurance company when selling products like this is to make money for them, not for you. 

I have a need for such a product in a converted space that we are rewiring/plumbing for a small D/W. 

Home inspectors are trained to find code violations and defects.

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