Or is it just best to do the "cashout refi" and then shortly after try to refi again to a lower rate (if rate /cost makes sense)?

The trade offs are that the truck has an open, large bed and higher towing capacity but much lower MPG but the Hyundai Santa Fe I am looking at gets almost 30mpg and still has a good bit of cargo space with seats down and has a 5000 lbs. towing capacity. 

Since we just finished a 2-bedroom apartment rehab in central Connecticut I figured I would post some pictures of the finished product as well as some details on the products we used for paint and flooring.This apartment is located in a lower B class neighborhood that will attract solid qualified tenants and the apartment rehab and the materials used reflects that.

I am hearing the nightmares and can only lower my head. 

To me it only makes sense if their bids are lower than the other contractors that already build in their margin to the quote.

To me it only makes sense if their bids are lower than the other contractors that already build in their margin to the quote.

To me it only makes sense if their bids are lower than the other contractors that already build in their margin to the quote.

In that case, I would probably try to negotiate with the water company to lower the bill, as well as the tenant to try to recoup as much of the costs as possible. 

They are not as easy to sell if you need to unload, average home appreciation over time is typically 4,7%, townhomes 3.4%, and condos are even lower.

We could do more but want a lower payment.