Ideally, with a new credit file you want to have zero usage to report on your credit report.

See what the difference is, assume that is due to the laundry and reimburse the lower unit tenant that much every month to cover the additional electricity usage.

Obviously it will vary seasonally and some guests will be respectful with utility usage while others will run the AC with the windows open but how do you estimate these costs when you run your numbers?

Do the math on the sprinkler gpm subtract from total equals tenant usage, determine if excessive ...I billed a tenant for the 3rd quarter, took an average with the past 4 quarters billed the difference, as the lease allows.

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Has anyone used Auction.com to purchase bank owned property? I just discovered this site but am leery about using it without knowing someone who has used it.

We've financed these before, generally see structuring as Comm Condos given the flex usage and sqft you're looking at.

With that VA disability, all the usage and funding fees are waived.  

In the same neighborhood a gas fired townhouse would go for $20,000+ more than an electrically heated one ($140,000 vs $120,000) Here is why: in January and Febrruary I have had tenants report electricity bills of $400 - $500 a month due to heating usage of electricity.

first, with a 570 credit score, you are not gonna get a loan on the house anyway. some banks will look at the never missed a payment issue and evaluate your score very differently, but with most banks these days, thats rare. here is what you can do. first, lower the price on the house. figure out a bare minimum you can take for it and adjust that price accordingly. people are not only looking for a nice house right now, but a good deal as well. second, call all of those credit card companies and ask for a credit limit increase. yes, i said and increase. here is the reason. maxed credit cards kill your credit score. creditors like to see you using your avalible credit but not 100% of it. they like to see between 30 and 50%. so, increasing your credit line limit on each card will lower your used credit vs your avalible credit and thus, increase your credit score. i.e. 100% of $10,000 is 100% of $10,000. but, $10,000 is only 50% of $20,000. you still will owe the same amount, but you will be using a lesser amount of your avalible credit. sounds stupid, yes, but credit usage is a major factor in determining your credit score. then, when you have your score back up to a decent level, go get a loan on that house if it has not sold yet. here is the reason.