No offense intended towards the other agent, and maybe she was truthful, but telling sellers that they or their clients want to live in a property is a well-known and often used strategy.

Ryan Watson First off, you are welcome to your opinion, and I take no offense at your views.

The other guy had 1/2 the Broncos offense.

No offense @Wayne Brooks!

It looks great and also keeps the grass from building up against the house since apparently it is a federal offense for a tenant to own a weed eater, lol.Also helps protect the AC unit near the house.

they all take forever, theres no such thing as a lender that doesnt drop the ball i swear ive done 10+ deals and every one of them ive tried to find a better lender and they all suck and are never accountable...its always an excuse "oh my underwriter needs this, oh the appraisal never went out sorry, oh the appraisal is 3 weeks backed up, oh the underwriter is on vacation, oh man its all because of dodd frank and these dang compliance requirements back in the days it was soo much better"  its like they have a Rolodex of excuses everytime.I have all my papers and docs in place always and have the fastest turn around on any request but even then it takes foreverno offense to anybody thats a lender, but i just feel like generally speaking they are not transparent and are in the business of nickle and dime-ing and are fairly dishonest about things possibly by design.  

I have more than doubled up.Two reasons this isn't overly impressive (absolutely no personal offense intended):1.  

You may not have meant offense, but I perceived it otherwise.

Hell hath no fury like a ketchup-swiller scorned.I apologize, I meant no offense. 

Start creating cash flow ASAP and worry about appreciation later (if ever).No offense Christian but this is my opinion.