TimMy only point is that there are a lot of BAD people in this world, and some of them wear badges, some of them wear a suit and tie, and some of them wear baggies!

This is a great read for picking the right index to tie your FIR to:Which ARM Index Is The Best?

You can say that these people were stronger in other aspects of my rental criteria, and so their being less strong in this area was compensated by those other aspects.Income is important, specifically monthly gross income of 3 times the rent being considered by most to be the minimum acceptable amount.

So nice to know that the title companies think of themselves when other people's money is tied up in escrow.

What if, just for the principle of it, the buyer decides to sue you just to tie up your property for 6 months or longer.

I have also reached the point where I'm starting to wear-out my welcome with conventional lenders and have tied-up a sizeable chuck of my cash reserves in down payments.

Just like the owner telling his co-worker that he leased his property to a guy that turned around and leased it agin to some wine-o who is probably trashing up his place and it was rented to the wine-o for more than the shrewed guy that tied uphis property!

But even he finds property that he ties up at prices way under market, and sells quickly for prices still somewhat under market (though I personally have difficulty with the definitions of "below" market).

I know they will be stronger, however the finish may not be.

Also values of investment property are usually tied into current net income.