If you were planning a retirement and looking at your nest egg in mid 2007, and were looking at it now, you'd be looking another five years of work to make back that one third drop.

No rush for me but sounds like fate pushed you out of the nest, so to speak.

Forge Nest is mine.

Maybe this landlord has been burned by so many tenants, he is hoping to find one who is willing take an extra step before releasing his/her nest-egg-house to another person.

I know we all hate this three letter word, but why not get a JOB to suppliment your nest egg?

Rats nest in wall cavities, mice nest in ceilings( urine soaked threw drywall), same extensive removal.

If your current income will cover your increased expenses and you were planning on using a nest egg to invest then you will probably be alright.

Hard money cost me 2 points and 12%, but had limited underwriting, they requested very little in terms of paperwork and the property could be very rugged (we had termites, rats nests, loose wires, holes in sheetrock, broken windows.)2.

We're also testing the Nest x Yale (https://www.yalehome.com/en/ya...) locks since we partnered with a distributior who gets them pretty cheap in bulk. 

No sense in spending big bucks on NEST or similar brands I assume?