If you do move forward with a lender, you may find you need to be your own advocate when working with them to get your loan done.

Please one careful and check your laws To play devil's advocate. 

I will write a full review once the deal completes and I know I've been a big advocate of Roofstock in the past, but at least when it comes to these Select properties, I'm not a fan of how they operate.

The tenants that moved in would help him snow blow his driveway and do other things he needed help with.

If I was her, and what she is saying is all true, I'd be upset and blowing my landlord up as well.

I personally think property prices will decrease with the rates because it in combined with a largely stagnant wage. consumer buying power has not increased. up till now we have been recovering from the 2008 mess and now that it pretty much is recovered wages are still the same and rates are increasing I could see flat pricing or slightly decreased property costs. playing the devils advocate however. there is a property shortage everywhere so the wage stagnation could just price lower income people out of the market allowing higher income people the chance to buy what they want. at the same coin flip there would be less demand this way. and considering only like 30 percent of Americans even bring home 50k a year as a individual there are far less high income individuals then regular folk with normal paying jobs.

Is it just that it is easier to blow smoke and criticize everyone else's deals rather than share your own?

I always advocate that clients understand at least the basics.

Not the 2% some posters here advocate, but well over the 1% guideline.

. #1 Insurance fraud…Florida holds the highest percentage of the country’s residential insurance claims at 80%…mind blowing when you really think about it.