Fat fingers.

I currently have a SFR undergoing renovations that should be complete by mid-August.

I don't give a frog's fat butt if it makes his job more difficult, and honestly, you have to do math anyway during the course of the loan.

and the rest of the landscape would undergo a gradual change.

I and my sellers get it without any of the fat.

I'd prefer to invest in a B area or an area undergoing new growth - I'm planning some trips up the coast to explore both cities.

We were told the house was undergoing renovation and it would be leased after completion. well, after a few emails and the assistance of one of BP members we found out the house is actually occupied..

And I'd then have a big fat mortgage.So after 6 months, I can cash out refi, have a mortage, and after PITI, account for property management, saving for cap ex, repairs, etc, I could cash flow $100 a month. 

The saying " pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered" seems to apply.Terry

Or, if we deem necessary, if the tenant has caused problems in the past or has a history of late payments, we will then issue a non-renewal notification and begin to market the home for new applications which will then undergo our screening process.