A company may look stunning on paper and by their website, but actually be quite poor at developing and maintaining good tenant relationships.

I was stunned to see so many pedes crawling on our roof and in the gutter. 

It pays off in month 228, which is 19 years exactly.2274/1/20351,900.0716.761,883.311,440.651,145.322285/1/20351,149.614.291,145.320.000.00You're paying $1440.65 extra per month at that point, which at first seems crazy, but do me a favor and project forward 18 years of rent increases for me and you will see that it's not actually you paying for this. 

So you would have to net about $920,000 a year to "safely" afford this home.I went to the open house yesterday and the property was stunning.

Can someone please do me a huge favor by pulling a list from Listsource for a specific area I want to target?

It's exactly that.When I see those stunningly low rates, invariably the underwriter can't tell me how many ways Fannie Mae calculates rental income and when each way is applicable, she can't tell me about net loss carryover, if I'm lucky she knows that you add back depreciation, she can't tell me about how to calculate Patronage Income for all the Berkeley-ites that work at worker-owned socialist co-ops, she can't tell me how much you add back for each business mile driven showing up on page 2 of Schedule C of tax returns, she doesn't know how Fannie and Freddie vary for S Corps, has no idea how transfer taxes work in the Bay Area because she is in Narnia, can't tell me anything about the California Association of Realtors Residential Purchase Agreement, et cetera. 

Can i have dome tips please?

I never worked with lawyers before and I'd hate to work with someone that just wants to make a quick buck by selling me the forms instead of taking the time to see how well these forms cover me and if they do me more justice.  

It's possible that could happen, but a month wouldn't do me any good either.  

I've never been but the location looks absolutely stunning!