Really, what it comes down to, is I know there is a pain point in this market and I want to help fix it.  

It happened to me when I was in college and it's painful.

Even if the average home loan down payment is say: 10 vs. 5 or 20%, after 1.5- 2 years of credit repair... aren't we going to still have to stick with the 'psychological thresholds' of say $5k, 7.5k, or 10k. on the vast majority of the LO deals?

@Jerryll NoordenMost agents who are not investors or understand the investment world can be a pain in the *** to deal with.

Credit in the US is a complete pain in the butt.

However if you miss the payment window, it's a painful hit; 15-22% for most credit cards.

They can be a pain to deal with, but also save you money if any major repairs come along.Theoretically, anything behind the walls, like plumbing, should be the association's responsibility.

The inspection was also a pain in the butt because it involve more paperwork that has to be approved before you can even have the inspector come in to inspect.

Homeowners ALWAYS over-value their homes, because they see the comps too, and think their house is equal (if not better) due to their own emotional biases.When speaking on the phone to prospects, after getting to know their motivations and pain points, offer your solution.  

I know it's not a requirement but it's more of a psychological feeling.