My intention isn't to brag, but these figures should mean something to a potential broker, enough to warrant them to work with us even though we haven't sold yet.My questions are: 1.

Do you think this PM is warranted to raise the renewal to $250 a few months ago?

Cash flow and thus valuation should increase significantly and I'm expecting to see that begin to bear fruit in the first few months of 2021.I've discovered that the valuation of each individual condo and the low percentage of owner-occupants means that these units are not freddie mac warrantable so I'm looking for creative financing ideas or independent investors to work with.Thoughts and ideas are appreciated!

Sending bank warrants it that way if they do the transfer.

A new tenant should generally know what market rent is and, as long as quality after renovation warranted, would be fine paying market rent.

I actually did a cash out refi but now I’m trying to figure out how to invest in my market but was told I couldn’t rent out my primary residence unless there is a life change that would warrant it

So in my circumstance, I feel like it's warranted that I dispute his invoice with integrity. 

But if you do a search for "due on sale called" in the BP Forums, you'll see it happens often enough to warrant caution:But wait, there's more: The due on sale clause is not the only risk.

Certainly it would be great if everyone would just want to arrive at checkin time however there are times where being flexible might be warranted.

Its probably unlikely that the rehab would warrant a significant rent increase.