No this is not a true real restating investing book, but it discusses harnessing creativity in the workplace.

Sometimes lenders consider the armed services similarly to a college grad entering the workplace, since you are committed to a field for XX amount of years, so they may count the income without the aging on it.Your $1,200 coupled with the income from the property (other tenants) who are already in place, will count toward qualifying income, so for a $60K purchase, you should be okay unless you have alot of debt that offsets the income (that shows up on your credit report). 

Seems to be the consensus around my workplace...

Since you’ll be living in one of the units potentially, you should qualify for “owner occupied” interest rates...don’t quote me on that as I am not a lan officer, but worse case, you’ll get “investment” rates, which are still pretty darn low these days.

I got bit by them a few years ago pretty badly after a workplace accident took the life of a construction worker.

More than likely, you originally bought the house based on things like proximity to your workplace, size, personal convenience, etc.

To avoid running network cables under the parking lot, I set up a wireless LAN between the buildings.I have a critical subset of cameras views displayed on a standalone monitor alongside my computer monitor in the apartment office and in my home office.  

Testing is generally well south of $1,000, and I consider it a workplace safety issue for our employees... not to mention it is technically a legal requirement.

I've created an account on this forum solely to seek advice from other property managers about a situation in my workplace regarding my commissions being garnished.The backstory is that last month our occupancy was shot because of multiple new construction sites going up within a few miles of us as well as lack of resident retention.

I think this is starting to change as job outlooks continue to improve in our city and across the nation and this group gains experience and seniority in their workplace.