@Tyson Luthy I like your idea as people like choices but if these aren't in your lease all that is required is that you rerent as soon as possible and you eat the lose of time. 

I would suggest getting smart and research your options.

smart move imo.Complex was built in the late 90's; seller is replacing 10hvac, water heaters at our request.as to lender questions... the sellers are up and comers and the local bank has stated they will allow the seller 2nd because they want to earn more of their business.re: water..

I suppose the smart approach is to shut-up & get on with completing the mod-package asap so as to get the process started.

From my experience (primarily with employees) it is extremely rare that I have thought seriously about firing one and then didn't realize eventually that it was definitely the right choice.

This is a personal choice, I know.

I've done tons of homework and have one specific question—my realtor is concerned that if I purchase a home in the next few months I will be selling in the fall/winter, when the housing marked noticeably cools.Do you, smart readers, recommend putting the project on hold until I can sell in the spring/summer?

I think it's a great idea to pay off school/car loans first - will always look better in the lenders' eyes.In terms of your choices for your next move - I don't think you can go wrong with Raleigh, Denver nor Austin.

Being on the state line will give you the choice of which state offers the best residence/real estate/tax laws and investment opportunities. 

When others are zigging, it's usually smart to zag.