Supposedly will be soon, with an extra charge.

I suppose it simply boils down to personal preference, what you’re used to, and where you’re comfortable.

I'm a huge advocate about not buying in low-end areas just for supposed returns because you are likely to not actually see those returns, but I would buy in these areas.

AND the bailout Loan is suppose to an 'investment' that the gov't(us taxpayers) get paid back with interest...

stop and think for a minute...if the top ten "richest" people in america wanted to quit right now or even over a period of time and cash in for the tangent gold supposedly there to back it all up....it just couldnt happen, it is impossible

Theses are the types of things that the CFPB and Dodd Frank regulations set up.It is supposed to protect the consumer.I believe that's how it works.Normally when someone needs to get a credit,the lender pays the comp and the excess goes to the borrower.In your case because there was only so much yield or credit that the loan was paying, I reduced our company comp to give you more credit.

@ Mark Holencik, I thought your agent is supposed to tell you if they try to make and offer on a property they showed you at one point, even if you passed on it?

I suppose we could take over the whole main house ourselves and then add the carriage house as a rental. 

My opinion on rental investing is that the income is supposed to be passive.

If I were to limit my life to investing only then I suppose I can see why I would be forced to figure out where to put my lifestyle choices in my balance sheet/income statement.