It's the industry standard for amortization schedules. 

I have a chase card with a $23k limit that allows me to do "balance transfers" at 0% for 1 yr, provided you pay it back before the year (otherwise the rate goes up to standard credit card rates).

Are there usually standard amounts needed to invest personally, and approximately how much is needed for HML's. 

Attorneys are held to a higher ethical standard when self-dealing so it's probably easier for you to sue your attorney partner than vice versa.

Might have to babysit these tenants until they're up to your standards.  

Your standard NJ lease should have it take a look. 

Modulars are built to the florida byilding code standards, not hud/dmv.

All three of my rentals in Cleveland are in less than desirable neighborhoods, at least for my standards.

Most of these trade desks don't interact with each other, which is more or less standard protocol with such large institutions.The other thing is, Wells Fargo has various complex entity structures, not to mention they service there own loans as well as loans for about 3,500 investors (which can be an assortment of large players) and they don't always cooperate because they're essentially separate companies.As far as US Bank goes, it can be just as complicated.

Banks are not as motivated as sellers now days, so foreclosures in your area may actually sell for a small discount to a standard sale...too small for an investor to buy with a margin of error.