If pointing a broker or lender to a link it would probably be better to source them directly to the fannie website as opposed to an article. the link below is what I would point them to. though if they already told me that their max is 4 then I would just assume that it is an additional overlay.

Try Brian Carion with Re/max. I

Yesterday, we were going to get $12,000 per month as a trainee, now the max I can make is $9,750.

I'm not a huge stickler for weight although in our larger (80+ unit complexes), we are generally on the smaller side and typically have a total pet limit too (usually 2 or 3 max).I also would say that I encourage allowing pets in apartments if the tenant is paying for it for two reasons.1)If you restrict it, you're cutting out a very large % of the poplulation (see here for a nice infographic explaining - http://dailyinfographic.com/which-states-love-dogs-the-most-infographic). 2) It's more revenue and therefore more NOI and therefore more value.

1% should be max, I have also seen just a flat fee too.

My max I would like to get is 6K per month.

( $120k is max I could get at 6% for 20 years) Would it be better to take the entire amount and pay cash for the property?

Have a priest come in to bless it.Many houses have had a death in them.

I'll try to paint the picture: My Info I make 50K, have FICO of 700 and currently have 29% debt to income I can withstand a $1400/mo payment max I have 5K cash The Property Vacant 2 unit 3 flr built 1900 property in urban area where the owner now lives out of town.

Hey Max,I just had this issue a few weeks ago.