Some idiot that was inexperienced at BRRR got in over his head(upside down) and resorted to leasing to a soberhouse operator across the street from my parents nice SFR in an affluent neighborhood....first the friends and ex-dealers come hang around the house, but, they are not allowed inside, so they all hang outside on the stoop or just down the street, if that's in front of your 80 year old parents house, too F'ing bad!!!...

There could be 30 named storms but if all bank right and head north in the Atlantic avoiding land then beach erosion and canceled reservations along the Atlantic Coast will be the worse of it.

So I turned it into a up-down duplex.

It’s in an area that was recently rezoned for mixed commercial/residential, so I’m thinking it is a tear down with good rebuild potential.

Here in Oregon the beginning of the year (Jan/Feb/March) foot traffic typically slows down considerably.

His payoff for the bridge loan was 204k and that loan cost him a 26k down payment plus 8k in holding costs so that is 238k, he git 268k so now he is +30k and he has a rented out triplex at 1500 per unit (4500/month), his 268k mortgage has a 2800/month payment. 

Second month received $200 on time and PM break down that amount and claim there is $45 late fee, and all that $45 goes to PM account.

I am actually from Elgin not far from you, but now stay down in the city. 

I'm headed up in February for a ski trip with the family and was going to schedule some appointments locally, but wanted to ask the BP community as well.

I can see another 5, maybe 7 percent shaved off the median home income.