The condos are average %2 to %4 return here in Miami and I don't think the value will go up.For me the Pre Constructions are like a brand new car, the day you buy the day you start losing money.

If you're thinking about conventional/bank financing, they'll look at your monthly expenses to determine what you can afford (rent + car/student loan payments, credit card payments, etc.).

Car theft, house robberies, etc. happen in all neighborhoods.

AS long as credit does not FREEZE we are good.. and unemployment does not sky rocket we are good interest rates can climb a tad.. but I think people will pay that extra 100 a month for a house and maybe buy a cheaper car or put off buying that RV or boat.. 

@Carly M. what I will do is buy a detached closet - and palce it there.

It has a 2 car garage but only 1 garage door. 

asking because at the closing my LO keep having me sign papers and as she put it "this just say that you didn't go buy a new car or something before finalizing this loan" so now that I have closed is it ok for me to apply for a credit card or should I wait.

We are currently negotiating on three properties and will hopefully have a couple under contract soon.Also, I have to add...when I left their office to drive back to the airport, my rental car had a flat tire and without even hesitating, both Joel and Scott jumped in and changed my tire in record time (photo attached).

The issue was that she doesn't have any credit history showing any obligation this size, not even a car note. 

Like one would do when buying a car?