Due to the fact that housing has up to this point always been provided for or lived in on a rented basis we tend to find that our newest contributing members of society find themselves at a loss for the most beneficial and advantageous way to enter this next phase of self-sufficiency.Due to the fact that most of us grow up in either a rented apartment or our parent’s single family home, it stands to reason that most people, when beginning to ask themselves the question of purchasing their own dwelling, will come to the conclusion that a condo or small house is probably the way to go.

You tend not to look at the portfolio in aggregate.2.

I say this because the lenders that I have talked with "off the record" have all told me they are leery of investors because a lot of them have not been able to follow through and buy the house after their offer was accepted.They have also told me that once an investor closes on a house after an offer was accepted, they tend to cut right to the chase with them in the future as they know they will do as they say.

I tend to like to do a tumbled marble backsplash with an accent in the middle (running through the switches and outlets).

I tend to over analyze.

I tend to lean towards taking the bumped rate to cover fees, myself, because a) if your renovation project has enough value add, you might just be refinancing to drop mortgage insurance in six months anyways or, barring that, there's b) this little guy to drop you down to a normal interest rate, which works because 203k is a type of FHA mortgage. 

There are some properties on the market currently, but the ones that are priced right tend to sell pretty quickly.  

Larger deals or a lot of them tend to bring the returns down.  

That's an overlooked factor . i dont know how skilled is reglazing , but if it needs more skill , then I tend to stay away , I always look for things that are easier to do for any one , almost DIY level . even if the materials are more expensive .

Commercial loans tend to be shorter term and higher interest rate.Sometimes a deal isn't a deal when you run the numbers, no matter how nice the financing options.