The only way to fight it is to take care of your body, exercise, etc. - so you can get the most out of the time you have on your hands.  

The problem is every appraiser looks at them differently and that's where the unpredictability comes into play...human 'error' for better or worse. 

For example, Habitat for Humanity gives the families a no money down principal only loan for 20 years.

In those few instances it was almost always human error/installation issues and not a problem with the hardware itself. 

Freedom of Information Act FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA) The Act MCLA 15.231 et seq regulates and sets requirements for the disclosure of public records by public bodies within the state.

Nice to have the brokerage community chim in as well.I think on BP you have 3 distinct camps.. 1 a huge body of folks that have never done anything in RE and are wanting to do so, so they are trying to get educated on line here.Then you have the local investor, who 90% of the time probably does not buy from turn key but I know instances in all markets were locals will buy turn key..

(general guide is 6 months + but as a safe rule of thumb 12 months or more).Okay with living there 1 year yes, but its a human decision as long as your story is in align with what you portray then yes its "good."

.- Also, allow only toilet paper and human waste in the toilet, and do not allow flushable wipes.  

You never know what cockroaches, flees, or body fluids are absorbed into it...and on craigslist they are free->$100.

There are places like used appliance stores and Habitat for Humanity that have very cheap appliances.With all that said, I am serving a fairly low income demographic.