I would try and stretch it to 10 homes.

I do not look back and wish I had managed my payment risk by stretching my pmts into the next century or feel I have squandered the $178 a month on a low ROI investment.

I completely under the $1300 was a stretch but I was told by several people that's what they charge so I went with that number to see how much cash flow is possible.

A good banking relationship goes a LONG way to financing deals, proof of funds letters that may stretch the truth abit are completely accurate, ect.I'll text you over my contacts at each of those banks.

In the center of California stretching from the south to the north is a big valley with major rivers.

Its never happend anywhere for more than a few years at a stretch prior to the bubble.

So next time I am going to remember that everything is easier if you can stretch the closing date to a month rather than two weeks.

I would build something like a wood pergola and lay sunshade fabric on top, stretch it tight and put strips of wood on top of that and screw it to the top. 

I thought the water on the floor after my showers was "user error" but despite my diligence in making sure the liner was stretched all the way across and tucked around, the water kept appearing... in the middle of the tub length no less.  

If you have to stretch too much to make a deal work, it probably isn't that great a deal, at least for you.