It might be different in Bumbletucky. 2) Let's follow the logic to its end point...there's a market crash or correction in the banking or real estate markets, universally, nationwide.

It's a government and university town and is a fairly stable, though not cheap, market.Moncton (IMHO) has the best long-term potential of the three Cities in the province.

These are just plain language answers to help the Loan Office better explain to the Underwriter your specific situation. 

Currently I am an accounting major at a university trying to get my bachelors and masters in accounting and my long term goal is to get my cpa and eventually do real estate investing full time. 

An attorney familiar with your state's law should include such language in your lease, if available.

The question is whether anyone has dealt with this and what they have done to manage the situation, not whether readers have opinions (informed or not) on language usage or neighborhood ranking systems and which class to invest in and how... 

There was a language barrier over the phone with the wife, who is Filipino. 

Ramona New out of the University Place office is great! 

For your language then, for scripts - We typically get you cashed out either way and many of ours are appraising significantly higher but what's the worst case - you and I come back and renegotiate. 

My experience may not be universal, but at least in this instance they offered an immediate reduction and settlement when I simply indicated my willingness to protest.