I never smelled cat, didn't sneeze any more than normal (I'm also allergic to New Mexico, and allergy meds barely take the edge off).

You can't sneeze in NYC without needing a permit.I would suggest going down to the Queens Building Department in Kew Gardens in the Queens Borough Office.

I'd ask my broker but we're in underwriting for another property set to close next week and if you sneeze they want an explanation...

Although 10% returns are nothing to sneeze at I'm guessing many people here are looking to make more than that via leverage or adding value to properties (flipping,etc).

Not 2%, but also nothing to sneeze at based on my reading on this forum.Don't know what to do about ARV as I can't really find comps and we're projecting $0 in repairs.Based on these figures (as plugged into the hybrid investment calculator recommended and available for download on biggerpockets), I'm showing a monthly net cash flow of $95, which is close to the golden calf of $100.Questions:-Why would the seller be looking to unload the property if it is cash flowing like this?

A 10% fee on a $1M deal is nothing to sneeze at.For example: 1.

Say I wanted to buy another 4plex that was 3/2 and put down 20-25% on that and VA wont even sneeze?

Doc prep and underwriting fees are worth sneezing at, too.   

If I was looking to purchase one right now, I'd stay near several universities so you'll have a bigger pool of students and stay in Republican areas, if you get near a university that shuts down everytime some one sneezes you could troubles.. 

Stock that pays 4.5% dividend is nothing to sneeze at even if it doesn’t go up.