I welcome feedback, suggestions, comments, even critical feedback, as no one knows everything, and I fins value in everyone's input (even the beginner, who might see things differently with a "fresh set of eyes."

Meanwhile I was fresh out of high school and still not sure what to study in college, so I ended up watching closely to what my mother studied/read/watched and did.

Look on the bright side, at least it is fresh coffee lol.

I've found a nice floor finish and freshly painted walls can totally change the feel of a garage.  

If I am going to pre-pay the principal why not just have that baked into the scheduled payment of a 15year (like the 6th scenario) and save an extra 50k on interest?

I told them that if they could get her signature we could start fresh and create a new lease for them, but if they couldn't get a signature, I would have to begin the eviction process.

We're on the northeastern side of the neighborhood, to the east of the California Pink line and near the shopping centers with Pete's Fresh Market, etc. in them.  

Also, freshly rehabbed properties shouldn't cost you 50% of expenses.  

After the unit is rehabbed, rent it at top of market rent (if is freshly rehabbed) and move into the other unit. 

Our city desperately needs a fresh vision and a new Land Development Code that paves the way for smart growth in both our residential and commercial sectors.