I'm glad you've already discovered the Podcasts, so now you get to jump into the 3-d world of BP on the forums!

Anyway, in the meantime I have discovered that there are forced-air vents already installed throughout the building, apparently from a previous forced-air heating system (old oil-furnace - hence the underground tank issues...).

We just discovered the fabulous beaches last year along with plenty of restaurants, parks, entertainment, and bike trails...

That is how I discovered the mistake.

When I received the election packet in the mail with the proxy and bios of the candidates, I discovered I was not listed as one of the candidates.

Discovered that many items that I had left in the house were no longer there, including a spare set of door locks.

However, for large loans I think it is prudent to pay the premium both with more equity and a higher financing cost to eliminate the resource component or at lease carve out as much as possible.

After researching public records, discovered that prior occupants had a past record of 12 counts of non-payment of required monthly mortgage payments.

The key components of being a landlord are knowledge and full understanding of operating costs, capital costs, vacancy costs, managing tenants, marketing for tenants, and dealing with contractors and subs for maintenance issues.Right here on BP, there are many threads on these topics, that would be a hat place to start.

Do that analysis for every component of a building and you will see that you need to put aside many thousands of dollars in reserves every year.I suggest you search the site for the 50% rule.