@Adam Craig ARM loans are sweet with the rates are low.

I have met with the owners of premier when they were premier and seen there set up live.. its a HUGE money business.... and all about up sell.the TV personalities are no different than say other celebs that lend their names to products.especially in the wine business.. they don't own the wineries they just lend there name and make a rake on each bottle sold.I suspect El Moussa's make north of 5 million a year lending their name.. and you can see the marketing company makes a bundle.. when I met with premier the guy mentioned in this article he was busy getting ready to go to france for a year as his daughter wanted to study there LOL.These education systems are steeped in MLM roots.. same methodology.. tug at your heartstrings talk about doing it for your family.. how you DESERVE to be wealthy blah blah

.$1400-$1600/mo seems to be the sweet spot for similar rentals in that region.

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@Ed Perez...That's a sweet deal!  

I have seen SWEET deals fall though my hands because I was not qualified to buy...

Do your ecomend your hand written message to be short and sweet?

Another thought would be Gypsy Uncorked on Kemp - great wine and beer place with happy hour from 5-6 (I think) and they have a Taco Tuesday special that is amazing.  

Essentially by lumping in all the bad locations with the entire area...you (and many others) miss the sweet spot.This is how so many people "see" Detroit.

My mortgage company took its own sweet time and the seller lost their lined up rental to someone else.