In 15 years you'll have fat cash flow too. 2- If the -$1000 absolutely kills you, then refi into a 30 year and break even, per your above calcs.I really think your best play is to keep this home as rental, and buy a new place.

Some feeds on sweet some fat some switches.ants needs water so most likely they are outside and trailing to the inside for food.once you figure out which type of ants you can start with a bait such as Terro that you can buy from the big box store.  

I feel like a fat kid in a candy store with these information -- Well, I am a fat kid, in a book store. lol.

On the high probability that the seller is fat, asking if they like that restaurant is a great conversation starter.

You'll have butterflies at first, but if you chose correctly, you'll be wondering what the big fat hairy deal was about a year from now. :-)

We all know that you're one of those RICH fat cat landlords that is exploiting the lower class.

I spent a lot of money fixing the place up so I would be able to show a fat loss on my taxes.

If the GFCI is mounted inside a grounded metal box, those GFCIs are fat enough that the terminals on the sides can touch that metal box if there is any "play" on the screws attaching the GFCI to the box. 

Now, I don;t pay my guys $150 hr. obviously, but some work (especially demo stuff) is priced by the job and has a lot of fat in it for the contractor side.

I'm usually concerned with how fat that HOA fee is and what hinderance the HOA imposes (i.e. no parking on the driveway, all cars must be in the garage) etc.