Looking for some insight and recommendations based off of what worked well for others.

that may also play a role in your decision.  

@Sandeep DhallI use DIY and I love them for the algorithm-based studies.

Couple times even played matchmaker...you can find 2-4 working professionals who are new to the city and looking for a place to live. 

Fortunately we had the financial position to be able to "leave them at the alter" and go a different direction, however most consumers may not be as fortunate or prepared.Tara, One million percent agree with Pat here, make sure that you and the lender are on the same page on, not only which score they take, but also what percentage of the entity they require to take the 'higher' of the scores.For instance, some groups would take the score of the highest percentage owner, but would still check at >20% ownership.

We decided to work that angle, this played a big part in the negotiations.

Some base their decisions strictly on numbers and do not care about the area, while others are okay with a lower yield but focus on the city and even specific neighborhoods.

Web based management software and smart phones shortened the lifespan of kiosks! 

Just go about the steps to evict him based on the advice of your attorney and go from there.

I think we will see modest price increases in the single digits (say 3-4%) as the Fed eases back on rates.There are basically two long term plays in real estate - investing for cash-flow, and investing for appreciation.