For the record, I am an honest guy and highly value my integrity.

That rationale is that as long as the tenant is OK with living with a degraded unit, so long as it's not integral to the health, safety, or welfare of the occupants, building, or other tenants, what's the difference? 

Hey there,I create Online courses for the Real Estate Business to Generate Leads, Use Social Media in Real Estate, and Brand their Personal Brand.

I'm pretty new to the whole social media thing even Facebook, just signed up a few months back. 

Make sure to friend them on social media and post when the deal closes, etc. 

It's like the media - and, now the general public - referring to computer crackers as hackers ... it's catchy.

Go with the Agent that you have confidence in along with a good feel for their experience, knowledge and integrity.

Here is where my challenge started.I have been through 2 lenders thus far all saying they could do the refinance only to find out after paying for appraisals and submitting all documentation that they couldn't.First lender said they could do 80% LTV cash out refinance only to find out the highest they could go was 65% (wasted 2 weeks)Second lender said they could do 80% LTV cash out refinance only to find out at the very last minute (wasted 2 weeks) that because my son is living there they consider that an owner occupied property and could not do it.Evidently there is a Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac guideline that prevents me from getting a fixed rate refinance because of my son living in the property which I honestly don't understand.I am trying to stay positive and mark this down as learning the process.I pride myself on having tremendous integrity and honesty, so during the process I listed my son on the rental agreements. 

You can search social media groups and sales listings (FB, Craigs list). 

look for the same patterns that  I wrote above. the next recession will be I think from foreign influences controlling our media thus controlling our leftist government.