I bought a table saw at Sears 20 years ago, so I'm hardly qualified to comment on current saws.

As a landlord of a 100+ apartment community, we've been approached by residents who wish to post on the community board private events they want to host in their own apartment.

Qualify the lender to make sure they give you income credit on the home from the rent (usually 75% of gross); your required down will go up 5% on the 5th - 10th mortgage (ie: 20% to 25% on SFR); and you will need to keep extra reserves. 

I don't have an agent on board...I'm going to wholesale to gain capital for my next project. 

He does a poor job of advertising it here on BP, but he works for one of the few big firms who originate Freddie Mac debt, so he's eminently qualified to advise you on the subject.

Hi Adam, My first qualifier is if the monthly rent is 1% of the asking price. 

Here's my current issue:only make about 60k (assuming that would only qualify me for about 270k)almost out of debt(maybe 5k)essentially no money in the bank (spending it all on debt)land around me is ridiculously expensive(MA)(have a VA loan)wanted to know if this concept would work1a.

It might be the board of directors or the bank president...something like that. 

@Anderson Schulle in DFW, I list our houses on MLS myself, in Houston I’m not a member of the board so I have another agent list them for me, but I handle the lease and the management after that.

Whole roof should qualify for 30% ITC if and only if done in the same year, because it's necessary for solar panels.