@Arnold Baghom @Matthew ForrestThis is why I like BP- thanks for poking "holes" in my strategy.

We've dug the QE hole pretty deep, and very gradually since 2008 I don't foresee us hopping right out of it in time for a 5 year balloon.

It seems there are some holes in the information.

Go to your local REIA, find someone with an unused HELOC burning a hole in their pocket.

I by chance ended up falling down a series of rabbit holes that led me to look into real estate as a possible way to improve my situation, and then i discovered this place - and it has been awesome to discover such a fantastic community of people networking, being helpful, supporting, and sharing so SO very much information!  

No school or landlord may refuse to enroll or lease to and may not otherwise penalize a person solely for his status as a cardholder, unless failing to do so would cause the school or landlord to lose a monetary or licensing related benefit under federal law or regulations.How do I not allow tenants from using and growing in my house?

It allows them to get deeper in the hole, and can possibly lead to an eviction that will stay on their record forever.

We already get a lot of hail and those last few storms have really taken a toll on roofs (my primary was just effected by that tornado).The deal itself might be too late to back out on without a monetary loss, but I have nothing else to add to that part anyways.

The typical holes punched in walls and doors and floors ruined.

I will list the numbers at the end of this post for any who are interested and are willing to poke more holes and tell me what else to look for next time or what not to do.