Also, it seems odd because if that is the case, a large part of my expenses go into something that doesn't necessarily pay back any interest at all.I know this is basic, but I'd really appreciate any insight on this.Thanks.

I had a tenant whose 17 year old child was busted at school with a small amount of weed (enough to use, not enough to distribute). I am fairly certain it is the first criminal offense for anyone under the roof of the ...

I bought at about 75% of appraised value and put $10k in and assumed his HML. 70% Loan to Appraisal allowed me to refi the HML including closing costs except for 400 odd dollars.

The mayor of Sacramento (former NBA player Kevin Johnson) is an oak park native and there are significant redevelopment projects.

Odds are, pretty boy is a salesman with a G.C. license.

It's very unreasonable to expect a buyer to do their inspection before purchasing when the odds of your bid going through are slim at best.

Oddly, location doesn't seem to be a big issue.

Odds are you will eventually work with the appraiser in your real estate career.

From the get-go, you should assume the odds of buying or selling a house via mortgage assumption are low.

It's difficult to read the situation because rates are in uncharted territory so it is interesting to see the PE & Hedge funds chasing yields.If rates pop up, congress talks about reinstating mark to market, or any number of things occur things will become interesting again.I am in the camp that we are in a "oddly tight" market right now with all signs of bubble "cant lose" mentality - that being said it could go either way depending on Govt policies and bank/gse behavior.I think Tom Juhn that if it does not feel right, exercise extreme caution.