I've seen comps that were blatantly incorrect, claims of new roofs/furnace/etc that were not true, etc. 

I think rehabbing houses in ways that stay true to the original will be core to my business DNA.

Also, if you know what market you want to get into, that may help as well.I always suggest making sure it is a TRUE TK provider.

@Heather Wilkerson true, but prices are already all time high.

(That's getting basic there, but it's largely true.)That said, there are always homes out there that work for those who can get creative.

@Greg DickersonVery true .

Bump the rate to 3.75%, that will wipe out most of what's left, and you will still be saving money (0.125% rate bump on a <$200k loan is very little per month difference).At this point, this is pretty damn close to a "true" no-cost refinance.

Nothing you can do about it except ride it out (if it's even really true).If the Media is "Broadcasting" it, it is probably lies--like most of everything else they put out.

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@Jaysen Medhurst congrats on that property.Is it true that a commercial building can be refi-ed whenever, compared to a SF that needs seasoning?