She gets the notice from the lien service and all of a sudden she is willing to pay 100% including the extra $600 in fees the lien service tacked on. 

So every 2 years I save the extra. 

I wanted to have extra cash in hand just in case if I do not get the tenant sooner.

Should I build the garage and extra unit sooner rather than later?

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.HARTFORD, CT490K LISTING PRICE150K - 25% DOWN PAYMENT PLUS EXTRA (JUST IN CASE) VIA HELOCCOVENTIONAL LOAN 30-YEAR AT 3.99% INTEREST RENT - $900 PER UNIT, COULD GO UP TO $1000 PER UNIT (AS PER RENTOMETER, ZILLOW, AND BIGGER POCKETS)UTILITIES - "GUESS-TIMATED" $500-$1000 (WATER AND COMMON AREAS-LIGHT)2 BED ROOM, 1 BATHINCLUSION OF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

The incoming rent is more than sufficient to cover any extra monthly fees incurred from the new loan product.  

If you tell them you charge $100 extra per month for a dog, that could eliminate some people.Are they currently employed or do they have a stable source of income (pension, disability, etc.)?

the my way or the highway .. its a business blah blah blah that we see posted on BP works in certain segments of the rental market but for D class  your wearing many hats and have to have a desire to go the extra mile etc.

I have been using rehab grades (light, medium, heavy, extra heavy) with a corresponding $/sq ft. ie.

@Gittel Grunstein I can understand the general concept of leveraging the extra cash in other investments, but how could I buy other houses with 5% down each?