Any insights on economic development, population movement and jobs diversity for Mobile, AL will be much appreciated.I have already used city-data for these markets, but the information is dated.

This firm specializes in representing landlords doing evictions in Colorado and probably does 80% of all evictions in Colorado.Sure, doing the first "year" as an 11 month lease might help address the new tenant in perpetuity but after the first 12 months they are your tenant as long as they want to stay (with the exceptions allowed by the law).

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

If they don't have them already, sometimes there are movements within HOA to implement them. 

Investor is on the checking account so always in control of their money and see money movement at all times.

I also notice a lot of people from Chicago moving into the area (myself included) due to the movement towards remote work, although this is anecdotal evidence.

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.

(Littleton, where OP is buying, is an example of this.)So as long as you work with an agent who knows the laws in and out (ahem, blatant self-promotion), and you buy in an area that currently allows non-owner occupied, you almost certain to be allowed to do so in perpetuity.

It is unfortunately not made out of reinforced poured concrete and instead stone and mortar that could become loose from too much ground movement.

However, you will need to pay the additional cost of securing a new mortgage.This is based on:* I added $600 to ARM to cover its additional expense (increases monthly payment to $5,104)* No prepayment, except all paid off at end of year 5 for both loansThese are the monthly movements, I hid a lot of rows for simplicity