I know of a specific program available only to certified financial planners that is a subscription based product where they can plug in every detail of all assets and liabilities and then put in anticipated inflation/appreciation/annual rent increase/maintenance and increases etc. and then forecast out to any point in the future and see your projected cash flows, retirement accounts, debt balances, net worth etc. - basically a tool they use to then sell you on why you should buy their given shiny financial product of the day.  

Stating you will occupy a property would require that you certify in writing to the lender that you plan to live in the dwelling for 12 mos in most cases (any program with 5% down on units is likely an FHA insured loan which requires 12 mos owner occupancy after closing). 

They naturally seek warm areas in the winter, and can squeeze through any crack that's larger than a dime in diameter.  

We are working on a property near Port Orchard and had the property pre screen by a certified septic planner to make sure that it could handle a septic system. 

@ReeseWood I would check InspectorSeek.com for InterNACHI-certified inspectors in your area.

Eventually, this will all be second nature to me, but at the moment move out procedures are used rarely enough that I don't know what steps to take in Quick books automatically.  

At least 1200 words per page but preferably 2000 naturally written words with no grammatical errors. 

I am doing a 24 lot one now and we have been in negotiations with Engineering for 8 months prior to submittal but I know they will hit us with extensive red lines.. its just the nature of the business.

As a real estate rookie, you’re going to have a lot of people appealing to your good nature and looking for second chances.

I will say that the Texas Real Estate Commission takes violations of this nature very seriously; penalties include fines and possible jail time.