a cash on cash analysis of an investment is an excellent measure - IT DEPENDS ON THE NUMBERS YOU OBTAIN THAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE.any ratio or equation is only as good as the numbers you input.

get a copy of you local zoning code, and see what zoning you would need to aim for in order to do what you need to do.The actual physical layout, will it work?

You and your pathetic guarantee is just a back up and a back up measure if they can't sell the property for at least what the amount of their mortgage is.

Can't say that I have sat and measured the speed, but I can say that a friend has Verizon and I am faster than him most times.

But i don't want to wait years, i want to get in as soon possible and what i failed to say last time is that if i was looking to buy into a property with the aim of either living in it for a few months while doing it up, or simply working on it weekends and week nights what are there realistic mortgages that allows me to do this without the 10% down (sliding scale so small payments for first few years).

There is however many instances where one could fasten the cabinets to the floor for an added measure of stability.

I know some states have put into place some protective measures to protect homeowners in foreclosure, but I have not heard of anything like that.

My question is, what's reasonable for electrician rates and in what unit of measure (hourly, linear foot, circuit, etc)?

Make sure all the room measurements are house are accurate.

HUD will use its Tier Ranking System (TRS) to measure a lender's loss mitigation efforts on a portfolio-wide basis, and rank the lender based on the ratio of loss mitigation actions to foreclosure actions.