I tested it and in conjunction with other research you can really get a pulse for neighborhoods if you move outside your own community.

A more true comparison would be Therms/year, or the amount of gas used per year based on the standardized test cycle.  

Hi Robert,I've worked with these scenarios for FHA owner occupied many times prior there are certain guidelines that are much different than standard FHA plus the fact you can use income that's not yours or projected income to help you qualify.In areas where rent to price ratios are higher, the income from the other 3 units can practically "self qualify," the entire property which means you need very little income of your own.Some other things to be concerned about are 3 months of reserves on these FHA loans as compared with "no reserves," usually needed on normal FHA loans.Self sufficiency test, the gross rents of all units including the unit you'd be living in must as a monthly income figure be equal or greater to the PITIA of the entire property or higher.Hope that helps.

Also, the SEC uses the "Howey test" to determine if your offering is a bonified security requiring registration (see SEC v.

I'd say it doesn't pass the "sniff" test.  

I'm looking to install it in a parkway to test it for eventual roll out in some other areas.

Two things come to mind. (1) An entire family got into the drug culture and ended up being evicted.

The reason I asked this question in the first place is because frankly, to me, it didn't pass the “smell test” .

I already passed the test, so I need to become my own agent.

I am starting to leverage using the equity from the current holds and would like to test the waters of either partnering with folks on bigger projects or raising money to chase them as the lead.