It will change from year to year, but I believe it's the nature of the business..

It looks very beautiful and so far it's been OK and looks great.

The tax rate is about the same wherever you go.I would leave in a heartbeat, find a nice small town, beautiful home for 200K, and be the only Psychologist in town...but I have a commitment to family, and that trumps everything.

Hopefully he gets oil .I love natural gas , low maintenance .

It parallels the natural order of things to begin and end, and blaming a road for coming to an end is to blame the road for existing.

Back story..Over 5000 sq ft, 5 beautiful acres, 9 bedrooms 4 baths.

I am very thankful it is clearly stated that any damage to doors and windows will be paid for by the tenant other than damage caused by natural disasters.Part of me thinks have it repaired by someone else and charge her this amount, this way I do not feel as if I'm overcharging my renter.Thanks for any suggestions

That's the beauty of the BP resource, there are plenty of us always ready willing and sometimes able to beat it to death for you!

Naturally the amortization schedule is not constant with regards to how much of the payment is principle and how much is interest.So, I'd like to ask if my assumptions are correct using the above example.

this is the nature of lending and to hold a CF to a standard that precludes any of this is just being naïve on the part of the investor.