Like I said there is genuine intent to move, but without them publishing an extenuating circumstances list it could be hard to make the decision to say "oh jeeze I want to trap myself here for a year, unable to help members of my family who are struggling with rent" or "aw man my mom needs help with her medicine but HUD told me no" if taking in an additional family member is not a valid reason to move out of a homepath/HUD property.

Born and raised in Baton Rouge, I am 24 years old and graduated in Civil Engineering with both a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree from LSU (Geaux Tigers), and now currently working as a Bridge Engineer.

I'd say they've been doing that before you were born.

If they try to argue, just tell them you were not born yesterday.

I was born and raised in Waterbury, CT and for anyone who knows anything about the lower income areas in CT, this is one of the worst all things considered.

Born and raised here and my primary home is here. 

There are many neighborhoods that I can help give guidance on since I'm born and raised here, I'd love to help out any investors interested in learning how to grow their portfolio's using the BRRR method. 

But it's very true as well, even during high inflation, since default mortgage in US is 30 years fixed, this forces many people not to sell their homes (aka they trapped into their own low interest rate mortgage) thus not too many houses are being released into the market (for example: market supply in Feb 2023 is very different than market supply in 2022), this action itself causes very strange phenomena:where home price is going up during high interest rate, becoz, the supply has been limited so much that seller doesn't want to sell.

It's very easy to fall into the "cheap" quote trap when we are talking about quarter million dollar contracts. 

Since I have been born, the S&P 500 has grown at 11.28% per year.