and mini-blinds instead.

We used a mini-ex to dig a trench around the perimeter of the slab so we could pour continuous footings.

I view it as a mini course.I also just finished the “Best Ever Apartment Syndication Book” third editon by Joe Fairless and Theo Hicks.

We did a refi on a mini-storage and the lender went back five years looking at income.

A deal I'm in did a refi on a mini storage last year.

If your plan is to flip it in a few months to a year, to a family then maybe do the same thing but don't bother put in the mini kitchenettes.

Our company always gives free loan comparisons to each potential client AND each one of these loan comparisons includes a mini-good faith estimate of closing costs.

The same company advertise a mini-studio type of investment with developer guaranteed 25% annual return for 5 years or about 40% estimated floating return for $54,950/studio.http://www.hotmarketinvestment.com/#!

We will all three own the house, so there is no risk for any one party on that front.So now for my mini rant... before I posted this question I searched for other similar questions to see if it has already been answered.  

I think that perhaps a mini checklist made up of what you have said might be in order, so that I can tick off the points you've raised for any future properties I look at.I did do a lot of research, but it's clear now that it still wasn't enough.Malhar, both what you and Jon said about the low cost of getting ready for rent should have rung lots of alarm bells.In future, a personal inspection followed by quotes by a few quotes for comparison will be the way to go.Kevin, I tried to do some research, but clearly the situation in Detroit is more complicated, as you as a local have stated.Would appreciate your ideas on what the situation is on the ground.Mark, wow ........