I suspect that there are lenders out there that will allow it, you just need to find them.  

I suspect the demand curve will shift unfavorably, at least for expensive properties.

I have never dealt with a PM but suspect that is probably your problem. 

I suspect that given Washington's current real estate environment, it wont take you long to have the 21-22% equity position to get rid of the MI.

However, I suspect that traffic will always be an issue in a thriving area.

I would have to suspect someone receiving 89 letters is in a time sensitive distressed situation or a highly targeted easily accessible lead that just hit the radar.

I'm not sure how VA loans work, but I suspect you need a w2 income to take one out.

I suspect the garbage downshoot is not completely cleaned out, sterilized and needs to be completely sealed off.

I suspect the sheriff tax office is a good start but I don't know what questions to ask once I get there, or if they will even release that information on a property I do not own.- I heard in a podcast that there was some sort of 750 hr rule that one needed to meet before depreciation could be considered a write-off. 

Planning to keep buying at 5% down while I keep moving around for now, until I am forced to settle down which I suspect will be after 1-2 more future rental properties and one “long” term home.