Originally posted by @Logan Jones:Just wanting to hear people's thoughts on the renatus program If you perform a search of the forums, you will find several past threads discussing Renatus, some of them dog-whistling, some of them containing heated exchanges.During one of those "exchanges" a little over a year ago, I made a concerted effort to learn more about them and found it very difficult to obtain solid information (beyond promotional materials) from the organization itself (they wanted money first).  

The down payment required is entirely unrelated to the checking account - that's a function of the lender.

So its happened before.We have false markets again in many markets.. and much of this created by the out of state investor seeking yield... if no out of country out of state or out of area buyer ever bought a rental in any mid western market  and those markets were 100% relying on local investors your values would not be were they are today.. they are higher because of highly organized and funded marketing campaigns to bring in investors who would without these outside influence's ever have looked at those as possible investments.. its the CA concondrum,  Same with Australia were they bought literlay multi thousands of US sFR's because average price of home in Sydney is 900k or so.. same thought process.  

It's really an incredible resource.Note: I forgot to click the disclosure checkbox before hitting done with my post and it's not possible to do here from the edit function.  

What function does keyless entries give you?  

The organization I use will take multiple applications, but processes them one at a time in the order received.  

I am sure the organization is huge.

Most of these were trim pieces, panels, and other non-functional pieces.The wall oven (which was purchased from IKEA) died 7 months after purchase - electrical fry on the main board.  

A suggestion: what about further organizing articles by "course level" or something similar?

On the one hand you could replace the appliances that are a little old yet still function so that if it breaks while you have a tenant, you won't be rushed to buy one and miss out on the opportunity to shop around for the best deal.