So that could be a wash between the PMI savings.

But I'm also not including the potential $100/month income from the parking for that unit (a rate which people would kill to get in that neighborhood), so the $150/month vacancy expense is a bit of a wash if the space becomes available by my moving out.

When I turned the furnace for the first time, I realized that something was wrong: it sounded like an out-of-balance washing machine and it frequently turned off and on (every 1-5 minutes).

These wholesalers are sending you to a turkey shoot, just get close and let it all wash out, bad way to do business, shoot with pinpoint accuracy, target what you know you can move.

If, and again I will say that these transactions have a much higher chance of a title issue, an issue arises the Attorney in Vermont is going to wash his hands of the deal because you will sign an addendum indemnifying them as they do not represent you in the transactionFor $100, you would at least have a title policy and a way to address the problem if it arises.  

I only have tenants be responsible for changing light bulbs, batteries, changing furnace filters (while realizing the probably aren't), changing the lint sock from the washing machine, mowing and trimming shrubs and snow removal.

I considered a conventional refi, but it was a wash when compared to the closing costs. 

White on white would need a different floor coloring so it doesn't wash out the kitchen, but a nice grey or even a soft color (think country blue or sage green) would add a special touch.

There is a garden hose where you can wash your vehicle. 

I know someone who just bought a beachhouse and his bill was $600 from a running toilet apparently.Someone's been washing cars in the yard or taking in friend's laundry me thinks.