I think you are making a bigger deal about this than it needs to be, and you could be telegraphing to your tenants to challenge/question the increase.Just send a diplomatic letter - no apologies, and I would not recommend concessions as that is antithetical to your balance sheet - detailing the increase and the timeline. 

I dare say there is no leak in your foundation.

Here is my situation :I am 40 years old, I have no mortgage, and my only bills are my car lease, phone bill, car insurance (my partner covers utilities) and groceries for me, girlfriend and my kids (when I have them) and my take home from my day job is about $900 a week.

A third chart that I did not include would show you that the spike was also caused by "dry lots", meaning no waterfront.So, where did all of the inventory go?

Your bridge loan would be that 6-12 month Interest-only loan with no prepayment penalty.

Hey Mitch,I had no idea that was happening in avl.

On a recent home purchase, I submitted an offer and I was told there were no offers on the home when I submitted mine.

There are no GUARANTEES that he will partner with us, but we do have the opportunity to assuming we find a deal that meets his criteria.

I'm in the mid-6's for that exact same scenario with no points.

The answer to this is yes and no.