Again, the reason I did this is because the home is not even 3 years old and the chances of something breaking are slim, not 100%, but slim.

Especially when it comes to basement outlets, don't go for the cheaper indoor-only or "slim" versions of GFCI outlets.

If options are slim, I think you'd be fine choosing them.

I’ve heard large banks have been inundated with refi requests on their mortgages and have temporarily not engaged in lending, given their margin spread relative to the UST 10-yr is razor slim.

Adam,Welcome to BP, I live in Raleigh as well slim picking for multi family here in city.

As you can tell, the responsibilities continue to get more slim as the list goes on.

Parking at condos/townhouses can be very slim.

I did not list the traditional way because of the slim profit margin.So here's where I need some good analysis: Being an optimist, I look at this as I paid 250.00 and made 4,000, subject to short-term capital gains and in the process I learned A LOT.What do you see?

You have more luck getting closer to $400,000, but even then the pickings are slim.

So if you have EXACTLY 10% of the purchase price, chances are very slim that you get a loan.