In fact the federal government removes their right to vote and also does not allow them to own or bear arms.

Agree with the above comments, it's the opportunity costs of the lender, what the market will bear, but if good credit, you'll go to the head of the line too.

This will be my first purchase so please bear with me guys.Thanks!

Regrettably people/tenants do die but it has no bearing on their lease obligations or the fact that you are operating a business.

You can use the search box and see more similar questions and answers on this topic.I would rather keep good tenants that pay rent on time and take care of our property than raise rent just because that is what the market will bear.

In a foreclosure proceeding for a property that my company bought, I researched the servicer's default swap rules for Bear Stearns ABS Series 2005-HE11.

Go BEARS!

Everything else checked out and I rented to them and everything worked out fine.Definitely check your landlord laws as here we have to either keep it in a non-interest bearing checking account or give the tenant a percentage of the interest if it is held in an interest bearing account.  

The question is who do you think is going to bear the brunt of this expense?

Unemployment cant go any lower, Fed's interest rate trajectory is upwards, investors in the big boys of tech are soon going to be/are already in a 'show me' mode compared to a 'tell me' mode.