It decreases after each year but the point of a USDA loan is to live in it as your primary residence.

I would say if you found a property that had the size and similar amenities of where you currently live you(or at least not a substantial decrease), there would be little issue.

It just needs to be understood that doing anything other than ignoring the cancer & anything going on in the tenant's life will decrease the profitability of the business.

I live in a fairly expensive area and my all in budget on a month to month basis is around 2000 a month.The quickest way to increase your savings is to increase your pay and decrease your spending.

Has anyone been successful with decreasing cost of building using economies of scale in prefab homes?

There are some pretty interesting terms to these types of loans....as in, if your fund would decrease in value, you would owe the difference of 50% immediately, so if you are in this type of scenario then do ask about all the terms and conditions for this type of a loan product with your bank. 

Get the units with great long term financing and decrease your living costs.

Then as I get payments, I apply the principle portion decreasing the value of that equity account, and placing the interest income into "interest earned" under income. 

Figured if I moved into index funds I would 1) obviously drastically decrease the management fee (my advisor’s is only .75%, but still much larger than the .04%). 2) have fewer commissions as I would not be planning on selling the index funds and actively trading as I have been doing to date.

Below is the total number of rental properties available on the 18th of the month, by month, by type.As you can see, rental inventory has decreased drastically since January.