You must factor in the closing costs of the 2nd refinance as well to see any true savings. 

This is especially true if the previous owner didn't manage it well.My strong recommendation is to go ahead and change all locks and provide keys to them and for yourself.

Even if that isn't true in your state I wouldn't rely on that fact. 2.

Same is true for home inspectors.

Here's a https://www.irs.gov/businesses/cost-segregation-audit-technique-guide-chapter-4-principal-elements-of-a-quality-cost-segregation-study-and-report to the IRS website noting specific items that are included in the cost segregation study report.

While it is totally true you can make it own your own, the question becomes can you afford to (cost of mistakes), how fast are you looking to move without guidance/connections, and do you value being in a community with like-minded people actually making it happen?

This is also true if you have DSCR loans that do not report on your personal credit.  

While it's true that locking in rates for a longer term can seem counterintuitive during steep yield curve normalization, you can remove prepayment penalty altogether if you are comfortable with a higher interest rate.

It's pitched as easy, guaranteed money on low-entry properties.The reality, of course, is that's too good to be true.

Even if the bias isn’t political or socio economic, writers NEED something to write about, and if there’s no new and thought provoking change in lifestyles, let’s promote one we want to be true.