(It was refinanced last year to the ARM because I was going to pay it off in less than five years).We are going to be purchasing a new house in the next month or so (baby on the way).Price:  Approx $200k (3.5% for 30 years using an FHA loan with a 3.5% down payment).I have approx $22,000 in savings.I'm planning on refinancing the current house after the new house is purchased.  

It's nothing more than agent's notes: Please do not call between 1-3, baby napping.

It's as if LTR and STR had a baby and you have this great middle tier rental potential.  

Good, although I agree you have to take Massive Action in this business to be successful, maybe some baby steps of ACTION and a timeline is necessary NOW.

Yeah Baby!!!

And I look at my neighbor , I can blow this baby away , but I will take out the window , and put a couple big holes in the wall .  

I had this baby rented out at $1000 per month, tenant pays all utilities within 3 days.

It has been so much fun for me because it is like taking candy from a baby when it even comes to dealing the banks.

Essentially, if you buy the property with intentions of occupying it but life changes (PCS orders, new job, baby on the way) then you are able to vacate the property and put a renter in.

We are currently expecting our first baby and would love to have a place to welcome our little one.