Landlords would love to push these fees onto tenants, and vice-versa.But given that so many tenants make payments a bit late, would you be willing to have a more steady cash flow for a 3% charge?

But you cannot use that process if you sell a rental an buy a residence (or vice versa.)

The best part is the current owner (since 2004) is president of a local bank, according to my agent the banker would push a loan through his bank with ease and not a lot of hassle.

Time is money and vice versa.

I called the HOA President and asked if this was already paid by the seller because nobody mentioned a special assessment.

I own a house in upstate NewYork I am planning on selling it in summer, it could sell for 140k , I found a turnkey real estate investing called MORRIS INVEST , I talked to the president of the company he told me he could get me a duplex in Jacksonville fl anywhere from 60k to 70k , and he told me it could produce  a 650$ of cash flow per side, which I believe its true because rents there are about 850$ a month and the taxes are cheap there , I am planning on buying one from him, rent one side and live in the other one , then later on if I see great cash flow coming in ,  i will buy another one from him .

I think the Fed will up interest rates at least to 4% by 2020, just depends on who is the next president and how this Brexit thing plays out.

What is your expectation for how quickly they get back to you and vice versa?  

If someone is a Vice President of such and such or a Director of so and so, that has meaning. 

And vice versa would also be true.