It's not sexy, and 24-year-olds would rather spend thousands listening to a YouTuber who promises secret shortcuts that tickle their ears. 

We use the same master lock system so keys are easy.

All in it was a good time, but I just couldn't believe what these people were paying for the properties, let alone the issues that you all brought up here, city fees, previous owner notifications, and land locked locations. 

I've put all my belongings in one of the bedrooms, locked it up, and rent the house out as a 3/2.

In which the builder contributes 2% in seller concessions that are used to buy the rate down by 2% for the first year, 1% for the second year, and then for for years 3-30 the loan has the actual locked-in rate.

Or are you saying the rate may be different when you lock because the pricing is floating? 

You are locked into an iron-clad agreement to use them for management. 

What is the flow of funds - who gets paid first and what are the management feesWhat are the lock up periodWe put together a 20 question questionnaire to ask your syndicator.

Reason I do not want to do a cash out refi on my primary is because my rate is locked at 2.7%.

A couple of questions to ask... do they lock you in for a year or can you terminate the agreement with not penalty if they fail to perform?