According to an article from MPAMag.com, lender’s profits have been affected by the high costs of compliance that have been mounting since 2008.According to MPAMag.com, “Production expenses in the third quarter were the highest recorded since MBA began keeping statistics in 2008.”These high compliance costs are passed on to the borrower and have substantially increased the overall cost of borrowing.

You're betting values will go up and you can sell later for a big enough profit to cover the negative cash flow while you're holding the property.

Few are willing to spend their time on a percentage of first deals because of the statistic that only 10% of students actually do something so the fee becomes a test if you are serious.

Here's a link to statistics provided by DOL on pass/fail rates by educational institutions WA DOL Pass/Fail - be sure to look at how many people took the exam.

I learned years ago that if you only look at the negative, you may miss the boat on opportunities also..

They don't need to follow you, your deal, regardless of how you try to hide out, will statistically surface into the light.

However, there are a lot of statistics that are contradict your stance on the breed.

Negative people I guess.

If Refinancing means you cash flow is wiped out or worse, negative, I might lean towards selling.

It seems like some of the northern HP renters are those that want to be close to Madison Heights or Royal Oak at a slightly lower cost.The negatives for me is location relative to where I live.