Basically, just exchange leases and both of you can go over the others with a fine toothed comb.

I'll bike on over as soon as I finish combing my ironic hipster mustache.Whoever is in charge of this development is VERY smart, and knows they will attract millennials by the truckload migrating from the Bay Area seeking out more affordable pastures.

I can however show you a property that we purchased in early Jan 2013 and since this neighborhood has been combed thru by investors over and over I highly doubt there are steals to be found in this surrounding streets, even though I am still lookingHeres your statsJan 2013Purchase price 109kRehab 10kCurrent market value 210k Almost double your money in 3 years.

Learn to do searches on CL so you don't have to comb through tons of posts that aren't relevant.

• 10% immediate appreciation based on repairing the properties• 7% annual appreciationWhile I didn’t comb through the math, I assume it works on paper.

But if you look in my post history, you will see that I did tout Sacramento as well when it was projected to be the #4 metro market last year... and then the region had 8.5% appreciation.Things that make you comb your beard and be quiet when you don't know what you're talking about.

I believe the math would ultimately create less interest than you would pay over the life of the loan (even when combing interest on both loans)I think if you penciled it out you would find that the differences in interest is pretty marginal for the effort required.

If anyone has any advice for learning and being safe with contracts without spending weeks going through it with a comb greatly appreciated!

Are you familiar with Eli Spevak of Orange Splot....he's the main developer I know of right now that is combing PD/Condo as a way to build cottage clusters. 

I dont think I would take them to court or file a police report or anything, because end of the day, the tenant does have a record of you modifying the lease.If they do take the washer and dryer....I would pull out a fine tooth comb with pictures of every little thing that was damaged.