And of course Bryan your market is red hot as is my market  so we are blessed to have bank financing and be considered a top tier borrower and client. 

This assumes of course that you can "wedge" the bath (or 1/2 bath) into the preexisting square footage.

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Local banks can usually release funds quicker and with less red tape.

Although square footing something is not a exact science it is usually pretty darn close.

I have 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths and I think the square footage is 1956.

Theres also a couple links to places where you can report their evections and basically red flag them. i think that it would depend on that state your in as to wheather you can go after them for the remainder of the lease.

Boy is my face red.....sorry Josh.

Basically, I'm one major expense (bad tenant, major repair, etc) from heading well into the red and as MikeOH points out, it's not a matter of "if" it will happen but "when".

This is where your house is an 800 square foot bungalow built in 1960 and it is compared with a 1400 square foot 2 storey built in 1990.