I got a 55 lcd, a bose speaker, 2 thin ps3s, 35 games, 2x 25 inch 1080p hp computer monitors, and more tools than I can handle.....including a dewalt grinder and sawzaw, a huge bolt cutter, countless handtools, and a Freon manifold gauge.......the best however, was that by looking at one of the tool bags, he was braking into vacant houses and stealing (which some of my places have been subjected to).....now I get to steal from one of them, legally...hahahathe story improves from there though.

Let's also assume that there is a rate adjustment built in for year 5, since that is fairly common in commercial lending.Where we are with interest rates today we may never see again in a life time, rates will likely inch up over the next several years.  

I'd imagine either that grade is a little low or the rent is a bit low and you could inch up on that at the appropriate times. 

The front porch / raised patio to my 1950's rental with a pier and beam foundation made of concrete and is cracked and actually depressed downward in the middle a couple inches.

Theoretically, you will have too many empty homes chasing after too few renters looking to buy if the real estate market improves further, if people see interest rates inching up and wanting to buy now rather than wait.

We watched the price inch down little by little and on day 61 it was listed at 85% of its original price and we bid 49% of original price again.The 61st time we submitted the bid that we knew we had to pay for it to be a good deal for us and one of our clients, HUD accepted the offer.

They make a special tall and narrow mirror (36 x 12 inches?)

Once you sand off a 16th of an inch, there is brand new wood underneath.

Does not matter we had $15k worth of damage mostly to the cat and dog urine and feces all over our 2,546 sq foot home EVERY inch!!

Given an average of a few inches of rain hitting the ground even in a pretty big rainstorm, it is unlikely that the moisture in the basement is from the rain water that hit within the couple of feet next to your foundation.