Screen everyone and you will decrease your chances of this happening. 

Usually when a share price hits a certain level the company will do a stock split, in which they increase the number of shares and decrease the value of each share.

So if you can decrease any of these you can decrease your DTI.

he said due to the bank keeping the loan their risk goes up so interest rates are higher....but i can check into this one on your theory...on your second paragraph if the cash flow is negative....then i have to pay out of pocket on those...agreed its just temporary....yes i get 100k for investing in something else this would help to get into something else... how ever the issue is here that i am very picky in finding properties...with my parameters...so i would be loosing money the entire time  while i am waiting to get something else....but this is a good idea ....agreed

Hey All, Recently, one of my SFH mortgages have decreased by $100+ per month.

The odds are just decreases a lot since it’s not ready.

Also, we are looking to do cash deals going forward so we can decrease the fees associated with doing two loans on each house, any suggestions on where to get a non-secured LOC or maybe a LOC based on a multiple of liquid assets? 

I was going to coat the inside of the wall with foundation sealer as a temporary fix until the rain stops BUT they have way too much junk piled against the wall.

One way I help my clients evaluate the value of a refi is to determine the decrease in monthly payments and divide by the monthly savings by the cost of the refinance.

See if you can see the pattern here: tenants that don't respect the homes, constant damage to the homes, evictions, renovations to homes, marketing for better tenants, vacancy, decreased cash flow, desperation... tenants that don't respect the homes, constant damage to the homes, evictions, renovations to homes, marketing for better tenants, vacancy, decreased cash flow, desperation... tenants that don't respect the homes, constant damage to the homes, evictions, renovations to homes, marketing for better tenants, vacancy, decreased cash flow, desperation... tenants that don't respect the homes, constant damage to the homes, evictions, renovations to homes, marketing for better tenants, vacancy, decreased cash flow, desperation...by now, you get the idea.