That means their product comes from their investments.

If you had another management company handling it differently in the past, I am not sure that they were doing it properly.I do find one of the most important things that landlords can do is keep good open communications with their property managers.We never have problems with owners questioning us on the things that we do and are always happy to explain why were handling something a certain way.I am amazed sometimes that the initial attitude and some of our owners can be very poor and do not make for good working relationship.When dealing with your management company try to keep things on a positive note.

We took a page out of "rich dad poor dad" and used other people's money.

There were some loan products that also used the "homepath" name - I think some things about that have changed and some products discontinued - so that may be the source of the confusion

Sometimes you don't negotiate hard enough, get bad loan terms, work with poor contractors, forget to look at the expenses and CapEx with a critical eye, and the list goes on. 

I know they have an portfolio product as well, although not sure of the terms.

However given the correlation to commercial RE thought here was best.I've noticed on some of the financial products I've been pursuing/commercial loan apps, and personal financial statements, all of them have asked about life insurance.For any in the commercial lending realm or those who have filled out more commercial lending applications/financial statements than they care to remember, do you feel or know if the life insurance section carries much weight on  your application/ability to obtain the loan?

we had a good time but tge event we were at was not really productive. 

So, you can pay for a product that will never pass a home inspection, appraisal, or occupancy inspection.

However, being an FHA product, it comes with PMI.