I bet you could find a price where you'd tolerate a tenant having a pet (+20%).

It really just depends on your risk tolerance, and for me right now, I prefer the higher returns and can deal with big dips in the markets (I have only about 5% in bonds).

I think of the online payment as a convenience for me but also a privilege for them.I start with training - making it very clear that partial payments/late payments are not tolerated.

Yes, I still regard them as a tolerably good tenant in regard to this property, which commands a colossal rent by my standards.

To be honest the only flipping show that I can tolerate is This Old House.

It simply depends on your tolerance for risk.

I used the product in my last personal kitchen because I can't physically tolerate the unforgiving nature of ceramic tile and the home already had hardwood floors elsewhere.

I realize wholesaling is all about buying at a deep discount and selling below market.....What challenges does this type of market present when it comes to hard money loans, cash influence in the area, buyer's risk tolerance, Sub 2 marketability, DOM expectations, etc.?

Probably its legal, because so many have been doing it in the area for years - the colleges have a lot of clout (desperately need student housing) and the city tolerates.

In my opinion, it depends on a couple factors, including: 1) is this a good deal if you were to do a more standard loan term, 2) your personal financial situation and your personal tolerance to risk, and 3) the opportunity cost of dumping the extra $$$ into this investment each month. 1) Is this a good deal?