Yes all adults need to complete an application, especially if they are planning on splitting the rent equally.

Either our all cash offer that corresponds to us buying the house and flipping it incorporating all the costs of flipping, or a wholesale offer, this incorporates an offer we would make as if we were going to buy and hold the property.See, not all properties are equal.

Cheap data equals poor contact rates.

Not all markets are equal.

I would pay the extra tax but would probably bay equal tax at the end of retirement when I pull it out.

In my case the total expenses equal $667.92 per month.

One thing you can try to do is sample all of them budget them all equally and see which option works for you and your lifestyle.

Provided the newly build home will be used for investment purpose and the new property is equal to or greater in value than the property being sold minus allowable expenses, valid exchange.   

I think I will ask for first and last month rent and security deposit equal to rent, all in a cashiers check if we get that far.

Although it still likely wouldn't equal what you're paying in interest to your private lender.