And in order to accomplish what I need to in Atlanta, I will need an substantial boost in income.

Might not be moral but illegal, I don't know.

The moral of the story? 

Boosting the annual percentage from 9.62% to 12.3%.Sweet SpotSo how do you determine this sweet spot of maximizing the cash flow to capital outlay?

Once in a while, someone still gets busted for it: http://www.consumerfinance.gov/newsroom/cfpb-order...Possible moral hazards still present:- FHA loans have lower credit/income/asset standards and are less work to push through to funding, and we can push them through a little faster.

We had been thinking that short term rentals would be s way to boost rental yields but, at the moment we're thinking more term rentals in the areas that provide high yield.

VCs are negotiating hard for lower startup valuations in 2016, including down rounds (which kill employee morale and are founders' worst enemy).

Moral of the story, just because you might be able to purchase the mortgage and note may not mean you should.  

Came across this interesting blog post pertaining to boosting house value when it comes time to sell.

While it gives us a boost from interest expense savings today, it is NOT a great sign for the economy!!!