I have about decided to require a “Morals and Ethics” quiz before signing on a homeowner.  

@Mario Morales this is not easy that is for sure.

We can get ourselves into a lot of trouble when we trade morals, ethics, and common sense, for greed and profit.

Quote from @Mario Morales: What are cashout refi rates looking like on primary residential these days?

"Report Rent to Credit" Services are in no shortage if you google now that you know the term.The second way to go "back in time" in a similar fashion is through another service called "Tomo Boost"...

REVPAR (Revenue per available room) has skyrocketed in the hotel industry the last few years, primarily because of Average Daily Rate (ADR) increases, but also because of boosts in occupancy, and ancillary income.

You'll have them paid off by the time you retire and will enjoy a significant boost to your retirement income.Generally, you want to grow your portfolio wide (more units), before you go deep (paying off).

It's just not good karma, good morals or professional to deceive people for any reason but especially for your own gain!  

The tenant may have some grounds there, maybe not morally but possibly legally.

They focus on the property’s income potential rather than your personal income, which is perfect for rentals.Tapping into Equity: Using the $80k in equity from your home could provide a substantial boost to your investment fund.