The tenant claimed she ripped her arm open on the metal railing whilst opening the mailbox.They sent pictures of her arm which looked like she'd been in a knife fight.I went and looked at the supposed accident scene and it was apparent their claim was ludicrous.

Other details: The home is less than a 5 minute walking distance from the train station (<40 min to NYC); the neighborhood is what I'd estimate a Class B+; the home (from pictures) seems to be in OK condition but may require some touchupI understand this is an owner occupant deal since I'm using an FHA loan, however I just want to run the numbers assuming it is fully rented out so I can judge based on its cash flow merits.Finally, if this is a good deal and I should pursue it, how exactly do I get it?

Their goal was to create a solution by which their past, and now future, customers could continue to use Lonnie's ideas legally.Overall, however, the message you are sharing is correct.

How does an FHA loan potentially fit into the picture?  

I'll spare you the whole pitch here, but what I'm offering is a way to take the photos they already have of a property and, instead of just throwing them into a slide show and putting elevator music behind them, putting them into Youtube videos with custom narrations that provide actual useful information and selling messages.No surprise, it's slow getting started since while this is hardly a new idea, it's still not exactly a common practice.

if you want the quality of plywood cabinets, with a little more customization you might check out cabinotch.com .

The first thing I would recommend is adding a profile picture, minor detail but people like putting a face to the name. 

Seller – John’s 24, Susie’s 18 and Luke is 15You – oh I have two children (bring out picture in your wallet) theres David 12 and Kelly 10.

Great profile picture btw!

I allow them to pay on the 3rd and not charge a late fee.Don't do a custom payment deal for each tenant.