Lol... my eyeballs almost dropped out....

My concern was to try to avoid dropping my credit score substantially but you were both able to reassure me that the damage, if any, would be minimal and quite worth it.Many Thanks!

Your ROI will drop and the mail box money will stop.

If I annoy you when I post and I'm kind or I bug you because I just dropped a little disruption on a post.

They were initially asking $31k and I got it under contract for $20.9k, I asked for another $5k off after the inspection and the bank agreed to drop the price to $17.9k. 

They complained about the high fees so  much that the last management company dropped us, saying a condo of 104 units is a little bit on the small side for their operations.After that, the HOA found a company whose job it is to only bill the monthly HOA fees, and I don't think its even a PM company.

My Orange Co rental rented for $2750/mo.The three Charleston SFR's total $4900 /mo.The last purchase was for an 1800 SF end unit town home for $135k and rent of $1450/mo & No HOA.This gives you an 12% CoC with after a 20% down mortgage.The OC unit was a 1500SF end unit condo with HOA of $275/mo and a community Assoc of $35/moAll that said...I think what you missing is that is you were to get a 20% down mortgage on your property,Your investment drops to 125k +say 10k closing = 135k  Then the 1900/mo yields a 16.9% CoC  Which sounds much better right?  

You may even want to lower the temperature or change your adjustment times to provide even greater savings.For many people, the impact they’re having on the environment is an important concern, but there are things that homeowners can do to minimize their impact.

I have such a hard time understanding why people even think about dropping that much money on a program...

Krista was just starting out as a realtor at the time, but she did all the background research for me so that I could basically wait for a prime real estate investment property to drop into my mailbox.