The Committee expects that economic conditions will evolve in a manner that will warrant only gradual increases in the federal funds rate; the federal funds rate is likely to remain, for some time, below levels that are expected to prevail in the longer run.

An unauthorized tenant again would warrant a $250 fee.  

And depending on the note sale agreement, there probably is also reps and warrants in the contract. 

It's easy to dismiss people who are selling programs (because many of them come with a lot more hype than is warranted), but I know there are systems out there that work as well - Jack's is one of them.

I would think some fine tuning of the content is warranted... not trying to be a wet blanket here but just wow.

All the upside goes to the owner.or 2) use someone that is not a professional, likely will break lease if the STR is not profitable enough to warrant the work, is unlikely to have insurance, is unlikely to have a team, is unlikely to have much experience. 

With the right education and experience you will be able to know whether a deal even warrants next steps including how to handle things that pop up in the DD phase.

Hello everyone,Apologies for the long post but I think it's warranted to see the magnitude of the factually inaccurate appraisal I received recently.

Then we will return the security deposit in accordance with our final inspection and report, as necessary by landlord-tenant law.Change of household make up is common, so we have a procedure in place to add or subtract authorized occupants, as well as change the terms of the rental agreement to change the names of the tenants who are jointly and severally liable to the agreement or to increase the amount of the security deposit, if warranted.

Usually the rates are a little higher (figure at least 1%, might be less) simply because it's more risk for the lender, but the rate will still be far below hard money rates and if you buy right, the property should still be able to cash flow.As far as funding so many projects at once, it's up to you, but I would say if this is all brand new to you, it might be good to take your time and "digest" the first property, handle any surprises and develop/test some systems, before you go right out and add more.Particularly with where we are in the market cycle (getting a little toppy, definitely in other areas of the country and to some extent here too), I wouldn't necessarily be in a rush to buy everything you can get your hands on as soon as possible.I think caution is warranted now, and if it were me, I would urge you to get your first property fully under your belt before you look for the next one.