and ethics.there is a broker here in Oregon going to get in a lot of hot water for this right now.. depends on how your state views the marketing of a property you don't own.. when your not licensed.. which in our state is a clear violation and you will get a fine and a cease and desist.. and a broker who is aiding and abeting could easily lose their license..

@Shiloh Lundahl opinions are a fine a dozen.

Is it legal in your market to add a fine per occurrence if they have more than 4 cars parked on the premise? 

I also just posted a "finalized" bill snippet apparently they made a change to the bill from the version I was reading.Thanks again.

Depends what the job pays, you might talk to a lender about DTI ratios before you make a final decision. 

While being frugal is great and important, you need to have a fine balance between happiness of your family and investment, and at the end of the day, you are investing for your family's happiness.Personal Goal:make it to gym 2-3 times a week. so far i've been meeting this, but only twice a week. 

There is always a fine line between leverage and risk and return on your investment.

That is the reality of investing in historically high appreciating markets; no matter how poorly you timed your purchase a decade later it looks like a fine investment. 

Post these statements on a finance forum and you will get murdered.

There is nothing requiring an agent to even perform a final walk through.