I just went to the doctor yesterday for a final follow up on my fingers. 

It seems like a fine line between too much and not enough.

I like when my clients go over their returns with a fine tooth comb before I file! 

But a while back I unfortunately had to evict a tenant and once the judge realized they hadn’t been paid their interest every year I got whacked with a fine and the eviction process got messy...But I wonder if you could include a statement in your rental agreement stating that you’d give them their interest upon moving out and as long as they agree and sign you’d be all set?

Multi year averages are a fine measure as long as you don't need to pull a large amount of money out in a specific year. 

WHile im supportive of the policy, and knowing who is in the neighborhood, a yearly fee to keep an excel spreadsheet, with a fine, seems to me to be a profit point for the HOA management company.  

JUst hopefully these new 100% financing loans are being underwritten with a fine tooth comb.now if we get back to stated and 100% then we are heading down the exact same path.

I'd contact the Unit your going to and inquire about that.I'm thinking you could get your realtor to do some virtual tours closer to the date you'd be getting there, make a list of the ones you really like, and schedule a showing during those house hunting days to make a final decision?

The repair amendment boils down to 2500 discount on the property as buyer assistance and repair of some plumbing vents and electrical outlets.After I completed his plumbing and electrical repairs on the property he did a final inspection of the property.

Once the offer is formally signed by all parties, I'll have 15 days to get with inspectors and contractors and come up with a final number.