I would never recommend people mix finances and /or share mortgage when they are not married.

Hi All,I would appreciate thoughts/ considerations/ cautions for analyzing a mixed use property that has a duplex with a regular apartment next to a small storefront that's soon to be vacant? 

I am currently in the mix on picking up 2 apartment buildings and a duplex in Minot ND. as well as starting to buy fixer uppers and remodeling them. i would love to connect with Minot investors and talk about property managers and who is preferred in the area. 

In the other thread, there was mix thoughts about whether or not the net to HUD percentage threshold would be less during the OO period.

In this case, you might want to mix it up and be partially a mid-term and short-term rental.

I'm not a big fan of mixing family and business because it can destroy relationships.My favorite recommendation is the one nobody wants to hear: work like a dog, save up, and buy things you can afford to pay for.

Yes, yes, mix up the messaging medium.  

Sure the terms can be different as fixed and mixed rates can have up to a 2% fee for early pay down.

We need inflation to trend down, but so far signals are “mixed. ” Counterintuitively, it seems wage growth has begun to outpace inflation growth, for much of the last 12 months (or has inflation merely seeped into wages?).

Don't mix it with your personal bank account.