Technology and social changes are the most determining factors for respondents. 91% believe that technology will change the way we use real estate assets.Cars without driver and incremental use of car sharing, will free the space in the cities, with less space necessary for car parks.The Internet will definitely modify the real estate business, both in retail and residential.The 3-D printers will provoke that it will not be necessary to store products, nor even to move them, since they can be generated at the desired time and place.The analysis of data allows a better understanding of the behavior of potential customers, as well as measuring the experience in the process and the satisfaction of those who are already customers.

Not every bank offers that product though and they take 30 days to close on the property.  

Fannie and Freddie took only minuscule losses during the recession on their multifamily products and their current offerings continue to have excellent terms.  

With the TransUnion product and similar background checks the applicant will go online and verify their identify and enter their social security number to "release" their credit information to the landlord or property manager and this is a soft inquiry.  

I plan to work production for a period of time, as it seems the best way to really learn the business.

These products are far from my area of expertise, but I would say the leverage is driving pricing.

If you have a spare $297 and a website will make you feel more legit you can go to https://www.yellowletters.com/product/real-estate-website I got one and it's way less than a webdesigner will charge you.

We were told that the product had a commercial grade warranty for 10 years and 15 years for residential.

This is a Conventional, Fannie Mae product where you can finance the rehab and it goes off the ARV. 

I have one HML which has a great BRRRR product, but their seasoning period is 12mos.