Add that to the insight you've already seen on the post re the challenges of the refi, needing to vet the HOA health, understanding the HOA covenants (particularly related to rentals)....keep kissing more frogs until you find a better princess.

Don't forget about things that the employer may be taking care of now - health insurance, possible matching $401k - if your partner's employer doesn't have this, add another several hundred per month.So simple math wise, $5k/month * 12 months => $60k, that's post tax btw. + possible health insurance.One flip isn't enough to give a sense of the reliability of your contractor.

I work in the health care field as well as an RN.  

Our exterminator is on the Health Board and said the house is basically unihabitable and that we really need to get the tenants out to solve the problem.I have been in contact with these tenants.  

My mother in law owns a home here in Houston with a current FHA mortgage, but had to move closer to us (on the other side of Houston) for health reasons.

Lonng time no talk @Charlie MacPherson been dealing with family health issues and haven't been on bp for a long time.

At the time, however, NAR research found that the overall 80 basis point increase nixed 1.45 million to 1.65 million renters out of the market.Since then, the MMIF has shown continued good health, including achieving a much-watched capital reserve ratio over 2 percent for two years in a row.

You take the drain grate off with the screwdriver, and put the screws outside the tub so they won't go down the drain. 

Hello Investors - fixing and flipping (haven't done this in a few years) and looking for recommendatios on where to buy kitchen cabinets, appliances, bathroom tub enclosures, etc.  

Tax delinquent - these are cool because they give an overall picture of economic health – good for about a year2.