Who wants to tie yourself to a house when you can develop an app, be the next Zuckerburg or accept that new job 3 states away?  

Like many people one of my biggest objections has been educating clients on what is acceptable in hard money.  

As a medical student, in a little more than a year, I'll basically get sent to whatever hospital here in the Midwest(most likely not in a "hot" location) that will accept me.

Does anyone have a similar investment that has stood the test of time?

Our bid was accepted, and It turns out now that the house does not need as many repairs as we were expecting.

Let it be the seller's surprise now - you can use it to negotiate a lower purchase price, because if the system fails inspection, the seller either fixes it out-of-pocket or accepts a significant reduction in the saleability of the property; thereby making the proposition of seller financing with you much more attractive.

I have been working with a realtor and for every property that is somewhat promising the realtor is suggesting to put an offer in close to asking to get it accepted.

They may move "up/down" in neighborhoods but their life skills are likely to remain the same.A tenant rating system(TRS) obviously can't be published so I can only see a TRS being used to vet applications and documented in your accept/deny documentation.So how / where do you see this being used?

Problem 1 is most realtors won't accept your offer without POF and a decent EMD payment.

@Brandon Turner has been planning to get his license for a long time now, but he never gets around to taking the test.