As for the tenant buyers, they had been perfect, never gave me any problems, never late.

They seem perfectly able to work but they don't do it.

@Marcia Maynard Perfect response!

It would be perfect for rentals, but not at the prices these boobs were paying.

It sounds "absolutely perfect" to put on the market.

That is not the exception to the rule, it's the majority of the clients on this program.In fact, in the test market of nearly 400 Homeowners in CO, over 90% were ahead of schedule more than a year later.That has to say something to the financial planner community...because they are climbing on board faster than you can blink.On the flip side---this is a perfect program for those desiring to invest using their equity as well...because it can generate equity faster than by traditional means and provide more cash for higher yield investments.So, if you think about it---this is a win-win, regardless of your position.As for the price: $3500 was nothing when I saw it would shave 22 years and over $109,000 in interest off my mortgage.

Also, even though some people say they don't spay/neuter until 6 months, it's perfectly safe and fine to do so earlier.

If there is rock, it will cost much more.I would budget ~12k to run utilities in a perfect world in your scenario.

It seemed perfect but Equity Trust, a competitor, has posted some pretty dire warnings.

I am looking at buying an old two story brick commercial building that is right on the town common in a very good city just west of Boston, and is perfect for mixed use.