As long as you’re being smart about financing and the building you buy the long term says you will be fine.

@Bryan Milian1- One month of market research on major metro areas2- Two weeks of talking to leading agents in your top 3 markets3- Four weeks of learning the markets4- Offer, offer, offer- stick to fundamentals...long-term buy-and hold small MF (your available cash will be the number one factor in determining what you can afford and what locations you will end up buying in...you'll be comparing apples to apples in your top 3 markets...as long as you have a top agent, you'll be golden)Best of luck 

BUT as long as you're transparent on your listing with the dining table situation, you should be okay.

Provided, however, AM radio, FM radio, and television towers and associated facilities may, in conformance with this subsection, be repaired and used as before, so long as tower dimensions are not increased, regardless of the degree of damage.

As long as they pay me everything owed, they are back in my good graces and we carry on.We don't know all the circumstances of this particular situation, but it is generally unprofessional to threaten eviction just because the tenant says they will be late by a few days.

Where I work that’s not a problem at all and most other places really aren’t tracking how you spend the money so long as the payments are on time.

I am more than okay with having roommates, as long as it makes me closer to reaching my goal.

If you just have a "tired" property then you can normally go FHA as long as both sides are willing to work through the inevitable issues. 

As long as it is in pre-foreclosure, there's usually a buffer between pre-foreclosure and foreclosure, there maybe stipulations regarding power of attorney, however it is best to speak with a foreclosure attorney.

The contract stipulates that as long as you pay the premium, the insurance company agrees to pay for your covered losses if you experience an accident, theft, or vandalism, or your car is damaged by certain causes.