Hi all,I'm purchasing my first property (Milwaukee) and asked my mortgage broker (Chemical Bank) about transit the deed.

I'm purchasing my first property (Milwaukee) and asked my mortgage broker (Chemical Bank) about transferring the deed after the loan is secured.

He basically said the same thing the inspector said and I trust this guy 100%.So, I think I would first try to determine the damage and make sure you discuss with the termite inspector so you can get a good read on the situation.Around here, if you get a chemical treatment it will come with a warranty of 1 year.  

It may sound harsh, but if they can't afford to buy in their own backyard, then frankly they can't really afford to live there, rent increases will completely price them out of living there sooner or later, and their best course of action is likely to move somewhere where they can afford, or change their financial habits such that they can afford it, or both.

I am a student at the University of Missouri studying Chemical Engineering but I am obviously here because I have a passion when it comes to real estate.

So if I say that a dog would be $80 a month extra, would that be too harsh?

@Scott Lepore - The problem with not having access to MLS data is the harsh realization that all comps are not created equal.

Sounds harsh, but its training your tenants that you are not running a charity. 

This is a fact, not an opinion:).Anyway, don't mean to sound harsh.

It's not unusual for the dumping of barrels of toxic chemicals is done on remote farm and timberland.