I do allow pets but I put a weight limit of 30 lbs which eliminates the "aggressive" breeds. 

BUT, the good ones are worth their weight in gold, and often are able to make much more investing for themselves and/or putting together syndication deals.Sorry, to any of the good brokers in this thread...just wanted to vent.

Ryan Dosseythat has to make you feel like a weight has been lifted. 

Progressively build it up to $25pm.It would be an hour long session each day with one rest day and one stretch/yoga day a week.To scale it, I could offer the basic course which is primarily body weight workouts and cardio.

I put less weight into the tax advantages, as no one can guaranty today what the tax structure will be 20 or 30 years from now. 

BTW my roof was not penetrated by the installation, but they did get up in the attic and add extra reinforcement to the rafters/bracing to bring it up to modern code for the added weight (house is 1958 vintage).

Mortgage lenders weight credit card use much lower on their modified version of the FICO score. 

@Kim R.I will have them do a paper application, and the background check online info is separate.Typically information you need on an application is more extensive then the info required on an online background check, which typically you only need SSN, DOB, name, and 1 or 2 former addresses I think that's all.In my application I would need to know how many vehicles, each vehicle's license plate number, how many pets - breed/weight/markings/age, who is their emergency contact, etc etc etc...and then I incorporate the completed application form as a component of the lease. 

So the quick answer for you would be: sell your 100k dead weight and buy three more of your $30k ones (assuming they are available).It would be interesting to me to hear more detail of your story on the $100K house.  

RVs are built to maximize low weight and aerodynamics for travel and the majority for short-term travel not long-term living.