Even though prices are flatlining, property is still being bought up fast.With the help from renting out other units, the price of the mortgage could be cheaper than renting.The property I'm interested in may not be there anymore.I'm interested in a property in North Beacon Hill.

It has always seemed like a high price for something that usually takes under 30 minutes, but I have yet to hear of any company that is notably cheaper.

But it is a cheaper way than a refi and lets you unlock all the appreciation without having to think about leverage margins.  

He's doing mostly SFHs but they are cheaper, and turn quickly. 

They were going to sell their primary and buy something cheaper.

Maybe the full foundation is most ideal, but I’m not convinced a cheaper alternative I mentioned will be 98% as good.

Just want to understand that if you have a long term rental property, would’nt you buy new (cheaper) appliances and get a multi year (say 5yr) cover?

You could also try to buy in a new construction loan, this would be cheaper if you are building a house.   

Is there a cheaper way to do it?

She is cheaper than me.