If you have doubts or want to confirm, have a realtor run comps on the mls to narrow it down further or to confirm your numbers.

Though I doubt you have too much trouble most probably know they have a great deal and as long as you give them a little bit of time and stop at a rate just below the market they'll likely continue to stay there.

I no doubt will pick something closer to the lower end.

I doubt you'll have to fully gut or tear down the addition, but its quite possible you'll have to do quite a bit of work and you'll probably have to pay penalties on the permit fees.

No doubt about it, banks cheat.

She left Austin for Chicago 7 months ago and has not made the payments in all that time, there are warrants for her arrest and I doubt that she will ever come back.

If its with Fidelity or Vangard or one of the other big brokerages, no doubt the rep is correct.

Doubt there are too many places that would consider taking a pig so you could probably get away with a bigger deposit and rent premium.I don't charge a pet deposit because if there is no extra damage, then the tenant gets it back.

Although if I go FHA (I probably will have to because of the down payment) I doubt I will be at 78% equity in five years, I did not know this fact.

Ben SkoveIf you are going paint the floor, check to see if it is "level enough" first that it can be finished w/o the need for a coat of self-leveller ... as cement does not bound well to a painted floor.We are dealing with a painted floor at the moment - the vendor thought he was doing us a favour and painted it battleship grey prior to close.