Lenders don't even like you to sneeze too much during the underwriting process let alone be in the midst of another major purchase. 

. $13K is nothing to sneeze at.  

Key word is Might though.But even at $3K-$5K fees on average is still nothing to sneeze at.

Either way I need to post more. lol Hey - three years is nothing to sneeze at either!

Maybe not the best return in the world but certainly nothing to sneeze at.

In today's global world, when you sneeze on one continent and another one catches the flu, the self righteous borderline arrogance that previous admin has displayed plentiful is a depleted, outdated (and dangerous) trait.

There was a beautiful analogy said to me sitting in subway one day,†I have two subs sitting in front of me, one sub someone with the flu virus just sneezed on, but that sub was treated and they guaranteed me that there were no germs on it.

Hi Jermaine,60K is nothing to sneeze at!

.$20,000 cash down: I figure cash talks, and $20,000 isn't anything to sneeze at.Seller would carry a $67,000 note for 20 years, making my payments to him 279.17/month for 20 years.To make this work, I'd have to:- Secure a hard money loan for 70% ARV, or $77,000.- From that, pay the seller $20,000- Use the remaining $57,000 to rehab the property"Now wait!"

That is nothing to sneeze about!