Hi @Brad Coyne,Most of the time when terms change, it's due to the one of the following: Property value not being accurate as initially reported or a credit score that 's lower than stated at application.  

@Antoine Martel right now I need to keep my job because of the medical that I get for me and my daughter and still can do it it part time.

My monthly expenses: Monthly Expenses Item Name Budgeted Charity $120.00 $120.00 Debt Repayment Debt $1,300.95 $1,450.95 Housing House Warrenty $49.99 Mortgage $2,409.00 $2,458.99 Utilities Electricity $150.00 Gas $40.00 Internet $39.99 Cell Phone $120.00 ADT Alarm $47.99 Trash $50.00 Water $50.00 $497.98 *Food Grocery $800.00 Dog Food $100.00 $900.00 *Transportation Car insurance $245.00 Gas & Oil $240.00 Car Lease 1 $256.04 Car Lease 2 $391.17 Car Wash $15.95 $1,148.16 *Clothing Adults $25.00 Children $25.00 Cleaning/Laundry $0.00 $50.00 Medical/Health Dentist $54.00 Dog Insurance $36.48 Prescription Drugs $200.00 Health Insurance $0.00 Co-pays $25.00 $315.48 *Personal School Supplies $35.00 School Tuition $166.00 $201.00 Dining out / Recreation Entertainment $160.00 Spotify / Audible / Netflix / Hulu / Amazon $57.44 Dining out $140.00 $357.44Total expenses including debt repayment $7500

Here, the appreciation is a lot slower and steadier - and in my opinion, more sustainable.

A new hockey team, medical school, NFL team, and growing population have me pretty excited to be here.

The person with the POA has to be determined by the court to be able to sign a property over to you.2) Oftentimes the county or the state have a claim against the property if medical/memory care services were performed at their expense.

Property details= 2 BR/2 BA, Flat, Laminate floor, One car garage, decent sized backyard, next to Hospital and Great medical district of a University Listing price was 74KOn market for 6 monthsAgreed purchase Price 65KDown payment is (20%)= 13KBank finance 52K @ 4.5% InterestAnticipated Rent is $675-750 per monthSo after the inspection, for it to be move-in ready I'm looking at about $1K repairs and possibly $500 to renovate/update.So based on the math: 1) It doesn't meet the 2% rule (would be $1300 rent, not even close) 2) But meets the 50% rule (337 - 267= $70)In addition, my net cash flow (deducting CapEx, repairs, PM, etc) is looking like $70+/month) so it isn't like $100-200 like what most people would want.

What if there was an accident in the house and they are both in desperate need of medical attention and can't get to a phone?

Hi everyone so I think I'm just on information overload, I know I want to get into REI and I need to for my family.I wanted to get into REI 10 years ago, then after job cuts and losing my job i landed a another job but was completely side tracked, managed a nightclub and while that paid well I had never really been a kid while I was 19-23 so when I got that job I kind of became a kid and had fun 24/7 while building the business to huge heights and loving every second of it. 2 years later my girl and I found out we were gonna be parents, I had to go get a "real" job with medical benefits asap, no more play time it was daddy time.I quit drinking and going out, went and got a union job and got full time in 4 months after starting to have the medical for my family.

Benefits such as medical coverage, dental coverage, short and long term disability coverage, etc. that is included with my employment.