Additionally, once you have decided that the person is the right one to move in to your property, meet them for coffee or even lunch and watch how they behave; it may be worth the $15-$20 to getting to know them prior to allowing them to live in your house.Think creatively and do your due diligence and you should prevail

I generally try to start from the assumption that they will behave correctly and then if they don't, I act immediately. 

We are going to be having a DFW BP meetup at Spring Creek BBQ in Irving, TX on August 30th at 7 pm.

You could be having a couple problems.1.

This is just a "soap box" moment...here it goes: Every time someone has told me or alluded to the fact that banks don't behave or process along logical lines, a little, sometimes not so little, mushroom cloud of disgust erupts over my head.

If they could get those yields on a consistent basis, they wouldn't be having to advertise on CL.

@Nate Green  we will be having one in January!

Hey all,I have 8 efficiency units in a building which we seem to be having a lot of trouble renting out.Any suggestions from those who are more experienced?

Pretty good bet that any pet they have will behave the same way - the problem is not the pet, it's the owners.So, if you decide to go ahead with the purchase, this is a great negotiation point for offering a lower price.

The difference with a refi, is that you would be have monthly payments on the proceeds from whether you were using it or not.