Everyone said it best. 1.) try different lenders 2.) start using your credit cards sparingly. 3.)

We could live In the 2/1 and pay only $800 per month, but we need the bigger space.Not only is our monthly expense spared, but we've built a substantial amount of equity in the house as well.

Tenant says the electrician moved a trash compacter and tore up the floor.

I'm sure work and life is busy... but I'm almost pretty confident you can find an hour to spare between now and close...

Spare chairs are fold-up or stackable.6.

Make sure you will have enough in cash for the renovations you need to do plus the down on the other property you want.In your spare time find a three bedroom home that you want to buy in the neighborhood you want and find out what the ROI is or will be. 

We still live just outside of Dallas and own our own home with the mortgage paid off about 22 years ago.Unfortunately, when 54, I had some medical problems that have made me bedridden and I have plenty of spare time. 

It was 3 or 4 days of internal pointless BS; we were otherwise ahead of schedule so it closed on time with zero days to spare (I like to be a little early when possible).

I was born and raised in Dallas, Texas.I could go on and on but I will spare you that right now. 

Which means your prefab AirBnBs (at over 100K a pop) will be competing with Marriott (who is unquestionably going to do something similar) and anyone with a spare bedroom and a backyard big enough to land an air taxi looking to make some side cash.