He was an engineer “working from home” and was really concerned about making sure his employer did not learn about this new “AZ House”.

I definitely have my concerns with the inflation and how that might impact the housing market, though potentially could be good and bad for investors I suppose.

My concern with Florida would be more related to long-term prospects related to climate change.

The couple is seemingly in their 70s and disabled, after visiting the home I'm legitimately concerned for their health and safety and feel like its my obligation to try to help.

My main concern is this: if I refinance, I can have the $50k for the down payment on the new home but the mortgage payment would increase to a point that I do not feel that it would cash flow out too well.

This is my first deal by the way.Current concerns:  Duplex is on sewer and septic, property is right at an hour from my personal residence, I plan to self-manage for now to learn.The current leases are 532 and 596 (non-section 8) through March and April respectively and are below FMR which I'm seeing in the 800 range with a few cosmetic upgrades. 

I have always been professional and responsive, even though some of the concerns they raise are utter minutiae.The $20 increase is not a “money grab” – my insurance premiums just went up 15%.

This will be a long-term hold-and-rent property for us, so I'm less worried about a market crash / correction and more concerned about overpaying for our first property.Thank you and look forward to connecting!

My only concern for a parent co-signer is the "risk" of what is known as a "helicopter" mom.My story about meeting one (well, actually a "helicopter" family). 

My concern is that if I do a rental property before officially getting a mortgage on the home (we are already pre-approved and are saving for the downpayment when complete), this will affect my ability to get that mortgage for my primary residence when it comes time to close if my name is on loan.