You only gotta live there 1 year so even if its bad as long as you don't get hurt you can weather it and move out with a good interest rate and fixed rate loan.

The impact on your credit is the same no matter how many lenders you consult, as long as the last credit check is within 45 days of the first credit check.

No one knows or cares as long as the payments are on time.They say the road to riches is paved with good intentions.

@Angela ZaitzBeing honest if its what it sounds like, just a small cosmetic issue, that doesn't create any real issues or tripping hazards, then so long as the rest of the home is also in good condition I would leave it as is.

As long as you are saving then you should be okay  

Tenants can add cameras as long as they don't intrude on people's privacy. 

If this HELOC is not on your primary but rather another property you own, I say go for it as long as the numbers make sense.

It is math that a market with higher rate of rent increases will arrays eventually produce the higher cash flow (as long as expenses going up slower than rent and no equity extracted).  

I literally listen as long as I am awake.

I know people say prices are too high but so are incomes and rents are increasing so as long as it cash flows don't think about what it use to cost.