They are essentially making you, the buyer, aware of the situation/defect so that moving forward you understand the issue and to not bring this item of repair up during negotiation.

Conventional products go from 5-20% down depending on what their use is.

Usually it's a hybrid product with an initial 10 year interest only period and then a 30 year fixed from there.

Here is the response from their customer support:ZRent and ZDeposit are products of ZSuite Technologies Inc (https://www.zsuitetech.com/), who partners with Financial Institutions.Will it be a potential problem if goes to court?

However what loan products specifically should I be inquiring about?

PMC's do NOT have a product to sell, they sell service.

Myles,We use appfolio, it is a good product and allows easy plugs to other products.   

The ‘entitlement’ essentially guarantees 25% of the loan, so (hypothetical, round numbers for ease of explanation sake) let’s say the total entitlement available is $100,000…that means you could buy a home up to $400,000 with no down payment.

So even if I find an EXCEPTIONAL deal I will still need 20% down or so with this Fannie Mae product.

Can anyone recommend an insurance broker/company specializing in insurance products for Fix & Flips or a work around?