For office use I have had good luck with steelcase.It's not cheap, and some of it sells online (the custom stuff gets expensive).They have chairs for people of greater weight too, which might hold up longer (???)

Good cleaners are worth their weight in gold, so you need to make sure they know how much you appreciate them! 

Conversely, if rates stay high, your money supply may be cheaper with the BFC.I hope this example sheds some light on how this strategy could work for you as well.

And that he needed to justify his reasons for doing so, whether they were some weighted aspect he didn't list, some secret formula he used, or just gut feeling.

I would never buy a property for the purpose of renting it out  because I wouldn’t want to be tied to a mortgage for somewhere I don’t intend to live  And don’t get me weight I’m not saying every landlord is exploitative and immoral.  

Others hone their craft and are worth their weight in gold in knowing the ins and outs of how the builder is going to put the screws to you.

I have a shed i aquired from previous owner on rental property.

She also has a bad knee which has not been a problem for her climbimg stairs sofar but shes been complaining of it hurting her more lately due to the additional weight she is carring(my future son).My concern is that after we move in, if it becomes impossible for her to climb the stairs, and we have to move out, would the FHA call the loan or prosecute for fraud? 

How much weight do you normally put on the break even timeframe when evaluating an investment?

Then you'd just weight the cost of that against the cost of the reverse exchange.