If I were an employee of that lender, I wouldn't be able to tell this from a Fannie hit.Same exact lender, a scenario that approximates Mark's scenario (this lender doesn't go to 75% LTV on cash out, so I ran it at 70%).

As a deep-seated cultural prejudice, I don't like living in places where the ceilings are not flat white -- there's a saying where I'm from that only palaces and bordellos have colored ceilings.

The other two that inquired had a lot of bad credit history when I ran their background.

Dude I ran to bigger pockets with the quickness.

Data can't be sourced from a single platform, some markets (especially resort markets) have direct booking cultures, equally as many bookings on VRBO, and interesting nuance that no AI can detect.  

I ran into the same problem when I tried to change the name of my LP.

(If the house comes back a mess after inspections I'm pulling out as I have 0 contracting experience and don't want to pay for anything crazy)Here are the numbers I ran (calculated at a 3% value appreciation per year, and 3% rent increase a year)I found a great PM who I trust, she's 10% a month (Is that standard?)

Take time to make sure that whereever you decide to go is a real fit...products and culture...for you.

I don't know if it's just because there's so much work or if it's just part of the culture up here.

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