Fun fact; all these people preaching of impending housing collapse "just around the corner", not 1 of them has ever accurately forecasted such an event ever before, not once, in their entire lifetime.

We live in a high cost of living market (Portland, OR) and our tenants pay 70 percent of our mortgage payment. 

But yes I am willing to use 3.5 percent FHA (if the seller accepts that) or a low conventional down payment like 5%.

i would send a letter giving tenant at least 5 months notice there will be a 15 percent increase.

A lot of people love to brag about the extra percent they made on purchase, but it doesn't matter if you can't keep the place occupied.

I am looking for the best possible deal on a mortgage (leaning towards higher credits as I plan to fix and flip) on a 5 percent down mortgage payment.

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API suspect over your lifetime you'll move a few times so imagine building up a portfolio in multiple cities over time.

Thank you for the percents though I will change it to those.

Hey my question for anyone to answer is who do I speak to when I want to get an accurate percent range for interest?