How many ways will this administration try to destroy America?

I doubt it.Rich, I know that the first instinct is to blame Obama, but that has nothing to do with any specific administration.

They will not be performing any valuation of the property.Once I get a little further, I will give another update.Also- both Lenders are huge pains, so that adds to the fun!!!!

The issues are as follows:The Safe Act: Taking a course and submitting an application to become a loan originator is a pain, however manageable.

Otherwise I'm moving on...that would be a 'Pain in the Backside'.

But if I haven't headed to the property, its no pain on my part.

I don't see hyperinflation in the future like what many others on here claim, but I do see painful tax increases via high inflation, entitlement changes (higher age to qualify, lower benefits, or some combination thereof), and more expensive debt of all sorts that dampens economic growth for a long time.

I'm hoping to be a landlord for a very long time) Hazzard Insurance: $59 Maintenance & Repair: $75 Utilities: $25 Administrative: $8 Advertising: 12 Property Managment: $73 Cap Ex/Reserve: $62.50Total Expenses: $598 (expenses are 60% of gross income)Mortgage P&I: $354Expenses + Mortgage = $952Gross Income: 1008 - 952 = $56 net monthly cash flow.

Sure you can do it once in a while, but it will be painful I am sure.

They should change the name to Long Sales considering thay are a pain in the A*@ and take forever.