I would not think that the style of roof would dictate loan terms.

I have a graphic designer wife and also spent a lot of time and effort branding my previous service business looking for a singular design and style across all media.

I have also done some other research and have read about Fannie Mae home-style loan which basically encompasses what I have been saying and combines the cost of a "fix-er-upper" and the cost of said repairs, and wondered if this is common.

But forcing someone to close or sell  me their property it's just not my style.

March is very wet here.After a Jan roof leak in the garage he requested a remediation company and a environmental hygienist.I did not hire a remediation company . 

But it depends on your preferences, lifestyle, personal style, what's top on your list.

About tenant screening, it depends on your style.

There is a home for sale right across the street from what is currently the city's fleet maintenance, a large warehouse style building, not very attractive.

-property location-style (sfr, land, mfr, etc)-purchase date-purchase price-debt service used -%rate of debt service -rehab costs if applies-exit strategy-disposition date-disposition price-gross profit-ROI % or annualized % of returnNot sure how complex it should be.

A personal home is a life style choice.