But that was me, YMMV if you have a fat w2.

Lets see, whisper tons of BS in your earConvince you the market is scarceTell you an appraisal before making an offer is sillyArgue with the bank when the bank appraisal tells you you're paying to muchCollect a fat 2.4% or more (which is a super big payday on a $30k house - lol)Buy all the best deals themselvesWhy do I feel I'm probably not making friends in this thread???

Personally, I would rather take the old one back, since a Ring bell is another item to maintain when the next ones move in, and if it breaks on your next tenant they will expect you to replace it with a new Ring bell.If there is a shared entrance, my answer may change.

@Lee Bell I suspect AMC is prob the reason (we've since sorted it).

You can jack up your net income and then have a bigger tax bill come tax time.Or you can minimize your net income and have a big fat tax refund come tax time.Valid point about effectively option B being an "interest free loan" to the gov't, but other than that you're not going to make or lose any money either way.

He came prepared with a fat money pouch of cashiers checks.

So by the time a broker prices to be competitive for "jumbo" loans (where retail banks typically have the thinnest profit margins, to win the business of the 800 FICO $2.5m price 30% down people they can later cross sell other financial services to), that same thin margin by law must also be the margin on FHA/VA, where retail banks by contrast generally have the fattest profit margins (a factor of 3 is not unheard of).Being a veteran and seeing that giant fat profit margin on VA for my fellow veterans, and figuring all this out, was part of why I made the switch.

Go BELLY-TO-BELLY, meet with the seller and discuss with him what you offered.

Having large amounts of body fat can make them “feel” very hot subjectively compared to an average sized person in the same room.

I think it is in prime position to re-organize cutting out the fat in the company.