You should inform your lender because they are going to do verbal verification before closing.

The first true yahoo search result was a real article that described how to compare rates over different periods accurately.The only downside was that the first page of "results" looked identical and were crappy ads. hopefully the searcher is savvy enough to look for the fine light grey line and somehow distinguish an ad from a result.regardless I really don't care what search engine you use.

If you were to create two identical houses and placed one on a 5k square foot lot on the side of a hill and the other on a flat, 10k square foot corner lot, do you really expect them to sell for the same price?

We disregard credit score in favor of employment verification and rental history. 

So, the total move-in costs (not including pet fees, if applicable) would be $2475, all paid prior to lease signing.Also, we would need copies of the two most recent pay stubs and photo ID for all applicants aged 18+ (I can scan at the showing) to begin the verification process, which only takes a few days.Since choosing a place to live is a very personal decision, please feel free to do a “drive by” of the property, located at 123 Main St, so you can get a “feel” for the neighborhood.

Any rental home sensor system can, should, and in our case, do support identity-based access.

I went through the entire verification and validation process and in the end opted to not participate despite "qualifying".Ultimately, I'm happy with my current returns and I'm concerned with the additional expectations of guests searching the "plus" platform. 

Your best bet is using a portfolio lender and refinancing using credit and value only ie a no income verification loan. 

There are identical square foot, type, amenity places in Los Angeles that can rent for $600-2000 month in Watts or South Central, and then $1600-6000 in Hollywood or West LA.

@Mark S.If you were to take the funds out now or leave the funds to continue accruing interest the consequences are identical: you may end up with a larger or smaller cap gain/loss.