WI; my prop. manager has forwarded an email from a company interested in a long-term corporate rental of my SFH "to accommodate the personal care and assistance to permanently placed residents with deficits ranging from developmentally disabled to advanced age."

The annual deficit is roughly equivilent to what has been claimed as GDP growth.

Rent it out and deal with tenants, and property managersAn unproven tenant and expenses of vacancy, repairs, costs, and having to be held to market rent.If your PITI is $3000 a month, and your market rent is $2000 a month, you are feeding the deficit of the rental $12,000 a year.3.

As we reach retirement age, we supposedly impact healthcare, housing, budget deficits, the stock market, consumerism, political decisions, etc.

Once the account is satisfied, legally they must turn it back over to the owners, but this almost never happens because this begins by the owners not paying dues, and once you get behind on that, you start missing mortgage payments, etc, and before you know it, your account begins to look like a third world countries deficit when you start adding the attorney's costs, court appearances, etc.

The US has run a deficit the vast majority of its history.

However, I considered my long-time tenants being displaced so i stuck with it, as it turned out I ended up being burned...Also i had to reduce the rent for the new tenants since the prior rent was above market, which in turn increases my deficit to the current ~$800.

We have 40 in calories and around 70 out of state..

That to me is a huge cash flow killer and actually put me in a deficit.

If deficit reduction combined with extended terms at reduced interest rates will keep more money for the lender then that what they will do.