And a no-brainer and may be worth their weight in gold if they are a good agent.Lastly, ultimately they are there to protect you.

Without that, you are just dealing with dead weight on your household budget AND your ability to qualify for any future loans because to a lender it will look like your DTI is too high.I also want to address the low rate portion of your post.

Thankyou Chris. this is really helpful knowledge. i am more so interested to off load to hedge funds some of my real estate portfolio. any experience there?

Aloha,Chances are, a bigger problem will be the added load on your household electrical circuits.

Pay the price now and you'll have a huge weight off your shoulder when it's done.Another option is to hire a professional property manager.

All too many homebuyers mistakenly believe that they need to put down as much as humanly possible for several reasons: (1) they want to minimize their housing payment; (2) they want to minimize their debt load; and (3) they want to make their offers appear stronger.However, I often advise buyers to put down LESS depending on their financial profile for these reasons: 1.

I set a weight cap at 30lbs, $200 nonrefundable pet fee, and $50 dollar pet rent. 

I am watching the multifamily webinar and I don't see where you down load the work sheet. 

Can the 52-unit handle this load?

They are a weight around your neck.