The seller obviously can't make up the mortgage payments, that was his initial motivation to sell and stay out of foreclosure, now he's right back where he was, but in worse circumstances.

I thought he was referring to a lender terminating the lease under any circumstances.  

FMR equals the amount your local PHA believes is the 40%ile for rents+UTILITIES in your local market, so it isn't necessarily what you could expect for your rental.That said, depending on how much your tenant makes for income, and what utilities you include as part of the rent, you can match or sometimes exceed that FMR rate when everything is factored in.In short, yes, but its not a given depending on your unit and tenant's circumstances. 

But having that 30 year vs a 15 year gives you much more flexibility for when circumstances change.  

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/category/p...Now i have went to the REIA of Macomb a few months ago to begin networking that way, but was followed by a women from Legal Shield trying to get me into her program.

I got an extension on my accepted offer due to "mitigating circumstances", then while I "debated" with the seller about this, I also got the purchase price dropped 10%.  

Families and couples need their own space, especially when it comes to women and areas like the kitchen, and bathroom. 

My husband and I have been discussing REI for years, but totally out of fear & life circumstances, we have not taken any action.

That also says you have a good relationship with that bank, most won't let you talk to the borrower in such circumstances.

I've had women, men, and their kids try to push me around.