I learn best by reading and taking hand notes, I don't believe a course is the best fit for my learning style. 

Looking at their model as a lender for me does not offer much comfort knowing its more than likely tied to a "Call center" style experience.

A loan officer can create their own annual salary but a DFPI is more of a regulation style desk job with a "Set salary".I have been on the Banker side for 17+ years and have also been a loan officer years ago when I owned my own mortgage branch.

They have several styles available and it is easy to install.

You're probably pretty intelligent, but your communication style detracts from that and could use some refinement.Back to the point here, we all have to leverage something to leverage traditional financing on a property don't we?

This is the technical aspect of marketing before you even get to the parts we normally think of as marketing: copy, style, delivery, etc. 

Yes - You have two options in terms of primary home - FHA 203K or Fannie Mae renovation loan for primary homes "Home style program".FHA carries a life-long MIP (Mortgage insurance premium .55x loan amount/12) plus a 1.75% upfront MIP 1.75% x loan amount financed into the loan> FHA does allow higher DTI ratios front and back.Fannie Mae - PMI falls off at 80% LTV- PMI typically has a lower ratio versus FHA ,55% compared to .25-35% for an example with good credit (above 720) it drops for higher Fico scores (less risk).Both loans can be a painful experiece for the buyer if there are any issues with builder, work delays, inspection issues after work/draw phases, and overall turn time from application date to close.

Nothing else this size/style in the area, everting else is in town, that could be really good or bad, not overly sure. 

They have decently updated styling and affordable prices and everything gets delivered. 

The primary interest is in a 4 Bedroom, 2-3 Bath 1 Ranch Style Home (1 Floor).