I realize that they're not asking for thousands of dollars for a perceived system but if you count the number of times that we've ever gone through fast food (if you do, i know plenty who don't) we spend the money and it only seems okay cuz it's cheap and we perceive it to have the value we want to make a purchase.  

This is not the place to count your pennies.

So if it counts as a "financed property" then you must have PITI reserves per Fannie.

I wouldn't count on unemployment income either as that is usually not enough to pay the bills.3.  

AllSo I have been chatting with several people in the Harford County MD area about their experiences.  Who out there is interested in starting a BP Harford County Meeting group?  I would think somewhere in Bel Air wou...

Welcome @John Counts having the proper mentor is a huge plus when just starting out.

Since you have a mortgage history, you can count 75% of the potential rental income, on the future purchases.

The one thing I learned through that experience is that you can always count on family.

Some banks will want to see two years of rental income before they count it in your favorSome banks will allow you to count a portion of the rents--usually 75%

This has been quite a year and I’ve put countless hours into this project (ok I could count them, but I don’t want to).