It appears both have a cover charge for non-members.

(One PM just does non refundable deposits instead of security deposit).

One sister would rather have a non-family member single tenant in the space, and my second sister, the potential renter's spouse, was not too enthusiastic about the idea.

Certainly not dead - it's even better and easier now with internet and data.

Only a few banks like Wells Fargo will give HELOCs for investors, but you can often get a teaser rate the first year and closing costs are either low or non-existent.

Depends if you're using conventional financing or non-conventional.Conventional will be around 1%.

. $239,900 2bd/ 2ba, hoa fee's are 938/ monthly, all utilities included except internet.

As much as we could possibly help, the truth is once he is threatening lawsuit or suing, it should be off the Internet and handled by your attorney.

Wondering what the benefits would be to them, if any, on doing a zero interest loan for us.Sorry for not having a ton of details here, this is the first non residential deal I'm doing so not entirely sure of what questions to ask.Thanks in advance.

@Brad Jacobson - It would be considered non-employee compensation?