Then, it gives a final number.

YOU may not have time  but that is no reason to give misleading answers.But don't missunderstand... you DO have a valid point when it comes to the LTV thing, and I think it sould be mentioned... just with a fine print that it was for a very specific case.

of course, who knows what will happen in terms of appreciation (or depreciation) in the coming years...there's a fine line between investing for appreciation and speculation, as they say...Having said that, I have no clue about the appreciation of large multi fam,  commercial properties, or self storage around SLC...would be interested to learn about those if anyone has info, though...

Odds are good an attorney could get this plead down to a fine for first offense.

I don’t know if I can take a finance or mortgage.

If you are still going to proceed with this property, go through that house with a fine tooth comb.

Kentucky is a fine place!

That's a fine & admirable goal, but it isn't quantifiable.  

I also deep clean the space/room they live in at least once a week.As an animal lover currently in the process of trying to find a place to live that will accept my ferrets (it's incredibly challenging) I would just ask that landlords find out more about the pet owners knowledge and care routines before making a final decision. 

Try offering something significant instead of an $8 meal.I didn't see him mention an $8 limit, and for many, they'd be overpaid.It's a fine offer.