Terms, AM, ARMs, PPP, etc... all have much longer and permanent repercussions compared to rate. 

Some general info for you, for loan amounts under $2MIl you're looking at a 5-7 ARM. 

Probate is a common thing but should have been addressed explicitly in the contract.

Quote from @Mike Dymski: Their GDP projection for 2022 is 2.8% and 2023 is 2.2%; so, the Taylor Rule would keep fed funds rates somewhat in check...and likely why the fed has been slow to move.Some would argue that moving up in 1/2 point increments is a captain obvious comment as well.as far as i know the Fed has never explicitly followed the Taylor rule.

The lease explicitly discourage these items but of course they deny using it.

I've met a lot of investors associated with the Armed Forces and there are a large number of beneficial programs that can really help you get a leg up on investing.

As a currently active duty service member looking to transition out of the NAVY and back into civilian life as a full-time REI and entrepreneur I feel the need to give back to my brother & sisters in arms looking to do the same.

Make sure it explicitly explains the process for termination if you are unhappy with their services, but especially if they violate the terms of your agreement.3.

We used 0 down financing with the NC State Employees Credit Union on a 5 year ARM loan product at 3.125% and negotiated for $4000 sellers credit.

We got the first 12 months interest only, 5.5 interest rate, 25 year AM, no prepayment penalty, and $50K of renovation funds 5/1 ARM How did you add value to the deal?