And you must also work on your emotions in this field of business as well.

I'm in a classic dilemma:Strong credit 740+Net worth >$2.2M (primarily in equity, so not easily liquid)Great track record in real estateSelf- Employed in same industry/field  for many years, with YoY growth in income.Almost no revolving debt (two car payments and varying credit card balance, but minor)Tax returns UNDERSTANDABLY write off as much as possible (income looks low), so QM lenders can't read between the lines.Debt/Income ratio is high (55%) when considering tax returns as the source our net income and then mortgage payments on my 4 properties (not apples to apples).Asset based qualification seems to be a rare process?  

The whole medical/insurance industrial complex is predicated on selling fear as well as unnecessary services.  

“An estimated rise in water level, due to global warming, of 0.5 meters may be assumed” for the 25-year life of the Sable gas field project, Mobil engineers wrote in their design specifications.

Do some research on your local market as to what the going rates are, confirm what you're doing is in accordance to local laws and then you'll be in a better position to field questions from prospective tenants about pets. 

Variable rate commissions must be disclosed to all indivuals in order to create a level playing fields for all people potentially making an offer. 

In my spare time, I study for actuarial exams in hopes to receive a position in the field to have an increase in income.

Also, once I graduate I plan to work in the Health field with my degree full time until I can replace that income with real estate.

High quality tenants, often medical students.

I decided to schedule my own termite/moisture inspection, which is today.During the inspection, the seller's grandmother was present due to medical reasons.