Most coaches, gurus, trainers, etc. have a 'mental disconnect' between their life BEFORE vs.

The seller may even be using this as a strategy, knowing that by closing you have incurred substantial time and cost, so are unlikely to back out.Another concern is you mention getting a quote on rehab which implies you are asking this non-responsive tenant to move out.

With the exception of a Turnkey salesman trying to sell (swindle) a property at a higher value to a newbie who doesn't know better.What you are implying, and what most others are saying in this thread is that the OP should be looking for a "higher Cap rate property" in order for the investment to be good.No no no!! 

So that the lender can see the trend on your taxes (either declining income, or increasing income), and then taking an average to smooth it out.What it sounds like they're trying to do is give you an implied denial without sending it to underwriting.

Sounds like you'll need an attorney, but you should check into it especially since the sheriff came to you, which could imply you currently have some ownership interest. 

This implies that it is typically better to purchase a property with an existing ADU than to build your own ADU. 

I asked my trainer who owns a power lifting gym whether I should have any concerns with the home gyms, and he said that it could easily cause damage to the foundation - particularly with movements like deadlifts and presses when heavy barbells are often dropped to the ground at the end of a set.

I didn't mean to imply that the Orlando market as a whole is performing at 66% for the summer months.

It looks like, from the Providence web page about street parking permits, that there are some restrictions but it's not clear any of them would apply to your situation.I know that doesn't help for snow / parking bans of course but still, better some parking than no parking.If it truly is good student housing that implies it's close to one of the schools in the area (RIC or PC, I'm guessing).

Which implies that you won't be collecting rent income for the unit you'll occupy.