(when I say "hit" it means the rate goes up, sorry for the jargon) An LO would have to factor this into their loan pricing for it to be accurate.

Because of a combination of factors, including what is called Proposal A and Headlee, a city without undeveloped land is guaranteed to have their revenues fall behind inflation more and more each year.

I know I'm not factoring in some other benefits like depreciation and tax write-off, etc.

That rate is not high, probably on the lower end, but being in smaller metro areas you'll find that.Rate per hour is not really the thing to look for, you need to look to experience and integrity.

Until and unless you are willing to learn the factors that determine both the retail value and cost of repairs your street credibility is non-existent.

If I decide to integrate with my website, I'll probably go the VB route.

For the analysis on properties I have been looking at, I factor in an 8% vacancy rate.

It was liberating and a key factor in changing my thinking and actions toward abundance and wealth building.What worked for me.

Pretty simple to use and there are tons of other SaaS products that can integrate with it.

I think the energy efficiency factor is minimal.