It's all a horse race against inflation - the hard part is picking the fastest horse. 

Possibility to board horses for monthly cash flow with a 2 stall barn on the property.

Right now you seem to be putting the cart before the horse..

YUp  nice people .. just good to get all this from the horses mouth so to speak. 

I'm glad it's all resolved and you're happy but I can't help myself and need to beat the dead horse a bit...

Silicon Valley venture capitalists bet on the jockey more than the horse.

Wallace later told division investigators she spoke directly with Kelly and he advised that he once accepted Section 8 vouchers, but no longer did so.”It is effin’ ridiculous- cart before the horse- but they mean business in NY and NJ.

I removed the doors and hardware of course and laid them on a bench of 2x4 and horses with plastic on the floor.

My definition of a banking relationship is a business account with the bank to start out, then a history of successful loan payments.Some people think it means work with one bank and have dinner and cocktails with an employee of the bank--personally I don't think that.I think unless you are one of the banks "High net worth" clients using that service, your interest rate and terms will be about the same flexibility as another borrower with your experience, and credit rating and financial picture.I think the "Old Buddies" system of granting credit went out with the Horse and Buggy, replaced by the computer.Not to say that ABC Lenders might not be more flexible on terms, or willing to cut you deal on some other aspect of the loan if they really need to make the loan, or it serves some civic purpose (maybe neighborhood revitalization, etc..).It seems to me the computer is going to dictate the terms and policy (not personal friendship with an employee) and will dictate allowable modifications.If I am wrong on this, BANK LENDERS let me know.I am talking about Bank relationships here, vs Hard Lenders or Independent Brokers.Just my 2 cents.The Old Buddies system of Loans: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Its not a lot and i live pretty frugally (well except for the horses ;))....