DTI is calculated by comparing what you currently earn to what your monthly recurring expenses are, plus your future expected housing payment.

The house is on  a corner lot, - on two sides it has road, and the other two sides are two neighbors.Just trying to get some tips if the corner markers would serve a good purpose, and if I should get it now.

It may be worthwhile to start your company for liability purposes.

A holdco, as the name implies, is a corporation which is incorporated for the sole purpose of holding something like an asset.

No special assessments or indications of anything  significant upcoming.Purchased in 2011 for $46k (foreclosure)Current value: $200k + (comparable units, in great condition - mine is NOT in great condition)Current mortgage: $27.5k @ $75/monthHOA: $323/monthInsurance: $34/monthProperty Taxes: $163/monthTotal Monthly expense: $595/month Rent: $900/monthTotal income: $305/monthI own two units in the complex, and plan to hold one of them long term for both the rental income and, potentially, a place for my son to live a few years from now (If you are familiar with the real estate market in the Seattle area, you know how hard it is for young people to find a reasonably priced place to live.

I will only be using them for insurance purposes.

In our initial underwriting process we always call around to the various comps to compare vacancies and rental prices on the various unit sizes. 

@Andy D.yes have tenants send you pictures of their utility bills- if you explain to them the purpose of why you are having MassSave come by and its helpful to them since they bring in LED lights, which will last and not burn out quickly 

Many threads comparing options exist on BP.

Which I would run the MIRR on that decision to compare it apples to apples.Question is… am I thinking about the use of this $50,000 correctly?