400 and climbing the charts quickly!

We'd like to avoid climbing on the roof if possible.

We are just on the tip of the iceburg on this and will see a lot more if the index for their ARM continues to climb.

You can get loans for over 80% on NOO properties but the interest rate climbs as they have a higher level of risk for the lender.

As our site's traffic has continued to climb, I'm sure many of you have noticed that things have been running a bit slowly here.

I ask myself,"Why don't they climb down off of that roof and come to real estate school?".

ARMs are identified in monthly terms, 60/240, so in 60 months the loan will adjust over the remaining 180 months, then 120 months, then 60 months and you're done.Keep in mind that the margin is 3 points, if this loan goes sky high that means current rates will be about the same on the street, unless you find a "sucker rate" and that may climb to compensate for any low entry rate.

Sounds like it's a good time to sell this, so you can climb the property ladder.

You can see that play out by looking at Austin which is projected to have only 3.5 jobs per new unit with vacancy climbing a full 1% while Houston with 10.2 new jobs is forecast to have vacancy fall 10bp.

Can an inspector use this to inspect the roofs and gutters instead of climbing up there?