We've seen single losses totaling more than $30,000 and what's tough to swallow is that many of these losses were avoidable.What's happening & what's the danger?

I have seen regulators do strange things but if any regulator even proposed expanding their guidance to encompass credit decisions, the pushback even within HUD, not to mention FHFA and the Enterprises because of establishing a very dangerous precedent would be so swift that I doubt anyone would even know of such a proposal before it was quietly killed internally.Even Liz Warren isn't that out of touch. 

There will always be a market for a hipster looking to save a few bucks to invest in their extra curricular substance activities :)     If you really believe supply could surpass demand simply reach out to the university. they have the data available as to how much student housing is available in a geographic area around the university.  

The cap rate is just one of many substances and ratios that maybe biased towards the real estate Agents and appraisers.  

I've never been one to make major expensive moves on a whim, so I too agree that impatience can  be dangerous in this business.

Richmond but rather Richmond in general, so I'm struggling to find reliable information on just how dangerous (or not) this community is.

Yes, interest only loans can work, but that is a different strategy I refer to as a form of "cash like substance".  

It's much more dangerous carrying a weapon that you don't have any idea how to operate.

Once I got a firm understanding of real estate (enough to be dangerous, but always continuing to learn) I went on to Step 2 - Preparing my finances.

Thus, if the particular animal requested by the individual with a disability has a history of dangerous behavior, the housing provider does not have to accept the animal into the housing.