I'm hoping some of the more creative and seasoned souls chime in on this one...I cam across a guy, in my hometown Charlotte, NC, who recently went through a divorce and he got the house.

Her husband on the other hand granduated in '09 with a degree in Architecture....he's not using his degree but is using his education in his position at the moment (cad/cam design).

I spoke with the Realtor and found the reasons:1) interior office, no windows, not desireable2) $6000/yr CAM (includes HVAC, gas, electric, maintenance of bathrooms, hallways, elevators, underground parking ["allotted," not deeded, parking space]).3) Adding CAM, taxes and insurance, it would cost $700/mo to own (not including debt service).

Yes, just like @Cam Coplin said, I would modify the lease as soon as legally possible.

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Zrent estimates and other online tools cam give you rents on the high side as well.

You cam keep the low rate loan forever, even after you move out, very nice hedge.

I dont know when this new rule cam into effect.

Hi Cam,As long as the numbers work, put down as little as possible, in this case 20%.

Bill GulleyHere is my being part of the solution and new way for you Bill to power your bird house cams vs your solar panels I'll post on my thread.