Here are the particulars:Loan of a little over $2m5 year fixed with 25 year amortizationLTV of 55%DSCR of 150Property located in “A” rated part of BostonThis is from memory, I can check details tonight.

From memory, I think that Michigan has a similar law, but Kentucky does not distinguish between owner occupants and investors. 

Only 24 hours recording with memory card.

I am giving one of my duplex's away for this very reason.. it can only be handled by locals. and the cash flow is so small as to not worth my time in the least what are you going to do with a few hundred bucks a year. if you travelled to the property your cash flow just got eaten up... spend the money on a great vacation.you can get some killer curises in the med or the Austrlia up to the Bora bora type for that 15 to 20k that will be more fun and better memories..

Be sure to clip and frame for future memories.

Worth noting, he came of age and many of his "core memories" (if you know, you know :P), forever shaping his world view, would have coalesced in the early 1980s when he was working in finance and watching stagflation/"Reaganomics" play out in real time. - Together, that means that when JPOW sees inflation/economic data he approves of, he will likely CONTINUE to raise rates several times more, just to hammer it home, and be sure that they've truly broken the back of inflation. - He holds three opinions/beliefs that defy "common" understandings. 1) Current inflation is NOT being driven by all the money printing and/or gov't spending in 2020/2021, in the way that "common wisdom" holds money printing as leading to inflation.

It's hard to unlearn muscle memory built up over many years of use, and I can see you've been here some years.

Last pumped in 2012.Removing all my parent's memories seems to be a hard thing for me, as well, and is holding me up.

The street and how close it is to Memorial has a huge impact as well - cutting this number in half.  

The reasons for this are many, but typically due to fiscally conservative nature of many borrowers who grew up in the pre-war depression-era having scarcity fears and scarred memories.