If it doesn't hit the above HUD probably also won't believe you will live there as your primary residence and may decline your bid until the investor period.

(Repaired)Now the last issue was a newer Samsung slide in stove that I bought for 1600 1.5 years old I had service company from warranty company come out and state due to abuse it was filled with roaches and that the circuit board blew he than declined to fix and he said the house was being abused.I than had a second company come out and they replaced the board to no avail they then said it was another board and yet again it would not work so they suggested I get a new stove.

And I have been asked multiple times by each and I decline.

At surface level it seems like the general pricing for Multi's have declined in Boyle Heights since 2016.

There's no way I can speak to your market, but in my market, *generally speaking*, your rent as a percentage of your basis in the house declines the more expensive the house becomes.

If he declines, then hopefully that means I liked one of the other PMs enough to sign with them, and if that makes things awkward for him as the agent then so be it (I do think he's a good agent though).

However the opposite is also true that it will decline in value 5x as fast in a down market. 

We had mulled around a number a bit and it worked with my estimated financials so we offed 535,000 contingent on financing, I declined roof inspection(done 1.5 years ago when seller purchased 2/3rd life left) and sewer inspection.

Since last night, my wife and I have been going over things again and still have some questions I was hoping BP could help with before I confront the accountant again.One of his first mistakes was he had a new furnace down as furniture and depreciating it for 5 years, 200% declining balance. 

I asked that seller if he would require any earnest money and he declined.