I had my electrician once decide that there was a safety issue with the between the meter and the service head.

Landlord may enter the Leased Premises without prior noted in the event of an emergency such as, but not limited to the following: Fire, flooding, frozen water lines, natural disaster, or if, in Landlord’s reasonable estimation, a hazard involving life, health or safety exists or if the Leased Premises appear to have been abandoned by Tenant.

Interest Rate, APR, ARM, selling loans to 3rd parties, closing costs, FHA, HomePath, Conventional, etc, etc.

You just need to use common sence, CYA, stay at arm's length and yet do business.

Or that it's best to just have it all be new.We haven't dug yet, but I'd really like to be armed and ready. :)

I think from a safety standpoint, midnight would be a bad time.

So, I guess I'm not necessarily saying do it or don't do it about the BnB - just make sure you arm yourself with knowledge and take it slow.

Any opinions on Luis's idea of negotiating an ARM on their terms to eventually get to the 9% they want?

Hi there,Using round numbers for a newer single family house that you will use as a rental:Down Payment: 20%-25%Closing: ~5%Safety Net: ~$15,000 (I let this fall to around $10K after it is rented and things are a little stabilized)I'm sure someone more smart than me may tweak these, but that's what I work from.

I think you all should arm wrestle...HA!!