special mortgage offers

This is from the GMAT Club tests right?

I went over to that forum and found that people over there do not think that any of these answers are correct. I might agree with them.

The official answer (and the obvious one) is really focused several years into the future whereas the argument indicates that action must be "taken quickly" and describes panicked residents ready to leave.

Even a solution that is short term may still accomplish what is required here.

I am interested to see what others think. Is one of these answers convincing.

I feel B can be a probable answer. It provides a reason that would dissuade people from moving into the area even if the financial incentive is provided..... Pls let me know what ppl in the forum think about B

i think b is the only possible answer as rest of other ansser does not make any sense.

Yes Sir David !

These are from gmat club tests...
I too agree that none r close but B(& that is what I selected).also, if the 1% in B is missing then its gives a convincing reason-do u agree?

bdw the official ans is :
[spoiler]Situation: A community spokesperson proposes offering easy mortgages to home buyers to attract them to a community where foreclosures have left many houses vacant.

Reasoning: Which identifies the biggest flaw in the plan to attract potential buyers? The community spokesperson is concerned that vacant homes will cause property values in the neighborhood to fall, and is looking for a permanent solution. The proposed solution would attempt to reverse the problem by making it easier for potential buyers to purchase vacant homes. If, however, mortgages are given to people who will be unable to make payments when interest rates rise after the first two years, the neighborhood will see even more foreclosures and vacant houses, and the snowball effect will only have been delayed.

This may be true, but is not the most significant potential problem.
Though crime rates are a concern, this option does not directly address a potential problem with mortgages.
Whether or not residents want to leave their homes is irrelevant to the soundness of the plan.
If vacant homes in the area are purchased primarily by people who will only be able to afford their mortgage payments for the first two years, then after than time period, another series of foreclosures will leave the homes vacant once again.
This option does not directly address the soundness of the plan to offer low-interest mortgages for the first two years.
The correct answer is D[/spoiler]

i am confused between A and D , if D is the right answer can you guys pls tell me whats wrong with A