Hurricanes are hurting people by lowering their property value over night and causing them to owe way more than the home is worth.Helpful article: https://www.fha.com/fha_article?

I think it's smart to use an estimate on the lower end of the three sources, just to make sure you aren't counting on a level of rent that might not pan out.

That last guy in the chain was super pissed at me when I pointed out 4 other people had offered me the same deal at progressively lower prices.

ATLANT calls itself the "Worlds Real Estate Blockchain Platform" and the whitepaper discusses, in depth, the idea of tokenized real estate ownership and the use of blockchain technology to create more efficiency and ultimately lower costs of real estate transactions. 

I raise rents on all tenants to current market levels (not above market).

I'm curious to here the response on this because I am looking to try and find a property that I might be able to owner finance but I'm not sure if I want to pay a higher rate to that person long term if I can get something lower at a bank.ThanksTJ

Obviously bank or lender will have lower rates, but my backup plan is HML. 

(I know a lot of landlords fear retirees because they think they sit home all day and use the utilities and add to wear and tear.)I am sure retirees have a lower spending limit- so maybe you can play with it a bit- I didn't want to take a chance.

Not only does it not hit your $1500 requirement, but it could even be lower than $1095.

It's also a split level, 3 floors up, 1 floor down to the basement.