Maybe a better way to deal with the tenant factor is to assume expenses are going to be higher than 50% on these low priced units.

Its no secret he despises us, and Im hearing hes building weapon factories in Venezuela with the help of the russians, to arm rebel groups in America.

I think you are right that a key factor is how the owner actually saves (or doesn't save) for the big capex item.

I thought that if I can "afford it" with my income and my score is high enough then the only limiting factor is that my mortgage/insurance/tax payments come out to less than roughly 40% of my monthly income. 

The unknown factor is something I'm bracing for.

Bad mistake, every seam seems to be coming apart. albeit, I think the installer was crap and I'm sure this has be a contributing factor. I

I just want to know what it is.My earnings after tax is about 24-28 a year, (cause pretax don't exist to me),with no money in the bank I decided this year I am going to save some, The dollar a week program, so at the end of the year I will have about 1,300. providing nothing happens to my employment, But a factory is never any thing to plan a promised future on.

My houses are less than 10 years old and the clientele are high level professional (military, federal employees) who are here for 1-5 years and don't want the burden of renting.So based on those factor I am okay with the rent that I am getting.

Tiled Bath & New Vanity-- Subway tile (for the shower) is relatively cheap, and has an ah-ha factor (I think) when showing the unit.4.

In this case the sellr will be losing about 6% less then you agreed to get them paid.You should have the deal under contract, in escrow with your choosen title company and the title company will have this as a pending property automatically preventing the buyer from purchasing with out you.Also a factor is if the buyer is represented by a Realtor are the buying cash or conventional.