It’s good for 5 years, so you can wait to apply to grad school but also don’t have to stress about brushing up on your math skills if/when you decide to go back.

Nobody wants to be the bearer of bad news but it's important to put out that brush fire.

If you want to go join a forum inundated with contractors you'll see a great deal more trolling, pissing matches over meaningless code interpretations, and poor interpersonal communication skills, which not to broad brush, is much more of the norm statistically speaking in the 'contractor' world.Regarding contractors using stolen materials, or stuff they have in inventory - I've seen it, now at least 5 times. 

I'm painting with some broad brush strokes here...but basically the City/County/State can't deny you the use or rights to your property without just compensation (your constitutional property rights).

I'm here to brush up on the techniques, network with others of like mind, and get to making a decent living. 

It remains static for the length of the note, in most cases.What you do depends on what your goals are, if paying all of your cash flow into your mortgage to pay it off is your goal, do it.

Disclaimer: I fully realize there's more to a deal than just a static calculation (CoC %, how much money you put down, time invested, condition of property, appreciation and value-add potential, etc., etc.).

Hello, I am looking to see if anyone has information or statics about unit turns on apartments and the multi-family space in general.

@Mike Dymski I believe many brush off whats going on as part of the cycle.

I am not familiar with renting by the room though and what other regulations there are around it if any, so I would brush up on that on BP as well and see if there are any local laws to be aware of.Just realized you did not mention by the room.