He's a great author & economist and like his mentor, has a great knack for explaining complex issues with simplicity.

I am not even talking about doing complex searches, I am talking about simple navigation.

I am a tenant who lives in a complex where NO dogs have EVER been allowed.

The SFHS has been pretty much maintenance free over the past year, although we're having to get a new tennant there right now. the SFH was purchased as a cashout refi deal , $46k purchase, $3k in repairs , with a re-appraisal at 70k , we did a cashout refi for the purchase of the apartment complex and made the complete down payment with it.

I simply explained the process in which facilitated the Chinese to be able to purchase our debt, this process is actually very important because it shows some of the complexity to understand how our monetary system operates.

In its own nature it is more complex because it involves real property and mortgages.

We are actually wanting to owner-occupy, we are renting here and would love to move into our own place, especially as it's cheaper and I'd rather pay myself than another apartment complex, so does anyone know if we are okay with the owner-occupied 3% down Homepath financing or do we need to look for an alternative?

I am looking at 2 different complexes, both are about 100 units.

Doesn't have to be too complex.

There is a community heating system through steam pipes that runs underneath the complex, one of the pipe's cracked and a bunch of the condo's ended up with mold.