Yes, you will have a higher interest rate but you have to look at what it is going to cost you: If the higher rate is going to cost you an extra, say, $30/mo and your closing costs are, say, $6k, you are betting that you are going to keep that loan for over sixteen years. $6k/$30=200 then 200/12=16.66(yrs).  

So I checked it out and measured mine, and sure enough, theres about an extra 100 square feet.

If you verify your accreditation via net worth (ie: $1M excluding primary home) then that's usually 3mo across most platforms I've invested in (including startups ie: angelco). 

It can be tricky to find the extra time and requires sacrifice, but it is doable.

I usually have 1 off market deal per year.

Usually no closing costs and reasonable interest rates.  

I don’t know your financial situation or how much you earn a year – but may I assume that an extra $10,000 per month on a continuous basis would free you from your slave wage job and give you the courage to do real estate full time?

Could have charged extra, but elected to view it as my marketing advantage.

If he pulls the old unit out a day ahead we provide window units in the interim (usually in the bedroom) until the job is done.I've never had a tenant complain about this but if they did I'd probably tell them stuff happens and that's life.

If they paid with 3.5% down on an FHA mortgage, and got the loan at the then-market rate of 6%, and made no extra payments, they would still have a remaining balance of $92k.