I always like to err on the side of over screening because I hate dealing with tire kickers or time wasters.

I guess they want people to err on the side of over-insuring properties so that they can collect the delta as a nice little annuity on every policy annually.

I have, in the past, called the Magistrate and politely asked what I did wrong after losing.It's my feeling that Magistrates, if in any doubt, will err on the side of the 'little guy'; and that Magistrates rule their kingdoms any way they damn please.

I only have 3 mortgages and my broker says he can easily get me to 6, after that I realize it will be a different ball game.I err on the cautious side when it comes to having funds available for any issues that might come along.

HUD does accept inspection contingencies, that prior post is erroneous.

I would err on the side of buying your buy-and-hold assets now while financing is still very cheap.

Others will chime in....In a short sale, the second position will not release their lien without being compensated in some way - so saying they get wiped out is a bit erroneous.

I agree 100% I want to err on the side of caution.

My time is the most important and valuable resource I have so I err on the side of over screening people.

Raw and rookie mistake thinking thatïŠ Thanks on the rental rate assumption and for emphasizing to always err on the conservative side, especially when starting out.