There would be huge movements all at the same time. 

What you're not saying is that it'll take nearly a decade for it to pay off, you need to have $100K to pay in premiums for 5 straight years, and you'll have to hope that your dividends carry forward being at least 2% higher than your loan rate in perpetuity and you're locked into this product.

....the time of the year  ( sping) will likely help  you get  a  new  tenant  as there always seems to have  tenant movement  now ....the location should also be a draw  as its relatively close to Seattle ...good luck 

Now that there's been no movement, take it off the market and put it back on in March (or mid-Feb if you need to).  

Lender: Movement mortgage.

They don’t have the thermal movement that vinyl do, and fiberglass can be painted (unlike vinyl)

This is one of the situations where I think it's important to track cash movement on a monthly basis (annualizing is ok for long-term investment hold, but not so much for dev work).

This comes in the form of long term job stability, OR long, progressive, job movement; or significant savings; nearby family support; a financially healthy credit background; and very minimal public records.

To no surprise we find correlation in inventory too median price movements, now sitting at 1.3 months supply.

I also see a lot of movement around Hunstville market more on the commercial side as that's where I'm at.