So the Heights is pretty much at the top of the market (excluding downtown/Newport/Exchange Place), Journal Square is "next" in terms of price, safety, desirability, Bergen/Lafayette is after that, and Greenville is "last."

Also, you can command a higher rent for the same unit sizes in the City (excluding the Center City District). 

It also excludes other investment goals like appreciation that some people might have.Looking purely at cash flow though, I think the x % rule it is a great way to compare apples to apples.

Sydney is on fire (23% this year), median house price (excluding apt.'

If you advertise that a tenant must make $2,700 gross, then you excluded a retiree on $2,200 a month who may have sufficient savings, or another retirement income that will pay out in 6 months or a young couple where dad will co-sign the lease! 

The warranties I read said nothing about excluding warranty repair for HVAC owned by original owner, at the original installation location.

Commerce of personal property and real property are totally different, the Uniform Commercial Code covers business transactions of property and excludes many aspects of real property transactions as that domain falls to other federal and state jurisdictions. 

I don't even lend there, it's one of the towns I exclude, and 50K per door sounds like a lot of money for Fitchburg.  

yes, that's what they all do no matter if they have offers or not. you should stick to your guns and stay with your final offer.btw, maybe i should not answer since you tagged specific people hoping that they'd chime in. so maybe my answer is unwanted. are you trying to exclude the rest of the posters from the conversation?

If the borrower has a DTI of 35% with all rental properties excluded, but a DTI of 43% with rental properties included, is this generally still an acceptable scenario?