what about basement bedrooms thinking kids needs internet in their room/tv they all have one seems like .I know nothing about doing this what wire,connections etc,,,looking for advice to avoid butchering house later.

(lease states no smoking), tenant B moved out and tenant A seems to have replaced her w/ a tenant C (this was a bit sketchy we told them they needed to sign new lease blah blah blah they claim there was no change of tenancy blah blah drama drama blah blah) tenant C seems to have a dog that she brings with her for her “visits” and a few other instances of BS lying and whatnot…anyway, I just mailed a letter of termination of lease (uploaded to FilePlace @http://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/Jonathan_S/file/termination-notice ) with delivery confirmation through USPS and will be hand delivering one tomorrow as well.I didn’t find to much on the topic in my searches so thought I would see what people thoughts/experiences are.

If this was a financed offer, you should be be able to provide an approval letter from your lender.If you said it was cash, and had one of those instant-print letters off the internet, you may be in trouble.

When I read up on the internet, there seem to be a number of lawsuits against PEX piping and some plumbers even refuse to use PEX piping because of their quality.

Most MLS listings are also available on the Internet at sites such as www.realtor.com, thus allowing home buyers to research what's for sale on their own.

let's call these low cost marketing ideas...since you have to invest something...I.e. paying for your phone/internet.1. 

I don't use the Microsoft Internet Browser. 

I don't know what type of person the end user would be, or whether this is even a possibility?   

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Good afternoon,I am sitting here, browsing the internet for current 2015 on the max DTI on an FHA load, while at the same time deciding if getting an unsecured loan will halt my plans on purchasing my first propertyHere are the current numbers ( any help will be greatly appreciated )....Monthly average Gross = $1,700credit score = 680Total monthly Debts = $200House Payment I'm looking at from the purchase of the property = $500 ( this includes PITI )The monthly minimum for the unsecured load will be right around $150 a monthSo with my current monthly debt minimum of $200 + $150 ( new monthly minimum debt form the un-secured loan ) = $350Using a DTI of 35/50..... .35 x $1700 = $600     .50 x $1700 = $850Given this DTI, I'd be right at the Max on the 50% side of $850 , if I take on this new loanmy questions are...1. is a 35/50 DTI on a FHA even likely to get ?