Ask lots of questions, look for inconsistencies and red flags (e.g. issue with my present landlord hence i'm moving etc).

I went to the city council meeting and saw the presentation and overall feel this is going to be great for our city but was wondering if some more experienced investors have any thoughts on how this might positively or negatively effect the housing & rental markets in Ypsilanti.

The loan officer makes his calculations and presents a term sheet.

I'm not sure why but after many years and learning more about RE I am now being presented with a different deed change to say "tenants by the entireties" this being for the purpose of "creditor protection". 

After all, they were probably present when the appraiser, insurance company, and possibly lender came to inspect.  

It is free and you can use their templates to make a nice presentation of your property.

The simple fact that someone says something was missing and you were present as a professional that day is simply not credible evidence.

Don't expect premium terms at the start. 3) The way you present yourself and the deal is paramount.

As a realtor, I would not accept a LOI as an "offer." though I would probably still present the terms to my client.

The financial calculator has these variables N= time PV= present value (what amount of money I am I starting with) i/yr=interest rate ( rate of return annually ) PMT= payment FV= Future Value EXAMPLE: Target rate of return calculation: 1) If I am starting with ($175,000) enter -175,000 in PV 2) If you are 30 years old & you want to have $1,000,000 when you are 40. enter: N= 120 monthPMT=0 FV=+$1,000,000 What annual compounding rate of return do you need to achieve to reach your goal?