If the buyer could fog a mirror, good to go.After the 2008-09 housing implosion, Dodd Frank Act added many hoops to jump.Including, pre-qualifying buyers to ensure they have the ability to pay.

I'll change the financing assumptions to mirror what you described:Unfortunately, even prior to accounting for any of the 'budgeted' expenses, you're still running in the red.

Hello BP, my name is Jamal Morris and I represent Sirrom Capital (commercial bridge funding), Bespoke Financial (real estate financing), and Sigport Investment Co.

Hi Sald41My advice mirrors most folks' responses.

Her stategy mirrors something that interests me.

Now take I can't beI can't doI'm not good enoughI'm not smart enough.There's not enough timeIt's too hardOr what ever your fears are and rewrite them with a confident attitudeI can be what I want to beI can do anything I want to do if only I believeI am good enoughI am smart enough.I have the timeWork on this daily, read your can do's daily, post them on the bathroom mirror, the refrigerator, in your car just simply do what it takes to become a success.Never give in to self-doubt!

I sold 2 houses from my parent's trust that were next door to each other and mirror images. 

This mirrors a lot of what I've read and the fact that other locals in SA agree allays many of my concerns.I like your commentary as well, it's nuanced and realistic (sometimes missing from brokers...)I will definitely PM you!

The guy in the mirror. 

Frame or Frameless Mirror with a wood cabinet for bathroom renovation in a smaller space?