It appears as though qualifying for a 10% down second residence loan is a pretty common program throughout the mortgage community.

The most common mistake that I see from mortgage brokers is that they take the PITI from a rental property and they enter the entire payment as debt, instead of doing the 1038 form. 

If you find a home with a master suite that has an exterior door, which is pretty common in some areas, it makes a good Airbnb room.

I would say those would be fairly common terms to find.

This is actually fairly common in North Metro ATL. 

It is shocking to know that my suspicion for a long time seems a common practice. 

I looked at data on datausa.io, which a fantastic website, and there are plenty reasons why a property in Leander would appreciate more than Round Rock.Round Rock vs Leander:- Population: 116,369 vs 40,338- Population growth: 3.19% vs 11.4%- Median Household Income: 76,295 vs 89,649- Median Household Income Growth: 2.98% vs 7.3%- Number of Employees: 60,906 vs 21,037- Number of Employees growth:  4.35% vs 16.7%- Poverty Rate:  8.2%  vs 4.24%- Leander is closer to Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife RefugeWilliamson County (northern) vs Hays County (southern):Williamson County seems to have a higher income, but Hays County has a higher margin of error. 

It groups all the common properties in tight sq ft ranges, and only analyzes one range at a time. 

There are multiple kinds of popcorn ceilings, multiple textured finishes that have been used over the years in common residential building applications.

And are video walkthroughs becoming more common or do they not provide enough value or ROI?