Naturally the amortization schedule is not constant with regards to how much of the payment is principle and how much is interest.So, I'd like to ask if my assumptions are correct using the above example.

And they'd have great potential - if they were someplace else.The potential that you want to train yourself to look at is not the aesthetic or creative potential but the financial potential based on well researched and verifiable assumptions.

Can't post the pic right now but it says, "another custom home by..."

Hey Bill, Your assumption is correct, hoa docs read over 30 day rentals only.If I use the 50% rule, on $1150 in rents, I end up with $575 to pay a $333 mortgage and a $250 hoa fee, = $583. and a cashflow of -$8.

You email them a custom link and they will pay $25 for the application fee/background check with their credit card.

I think you could work with a really good custom builder and architect to design something that is reconstructable for the season.

Can't get past customer service representative!

@Tim G.I went through Custom Service Hardware (company local to Wisconsin) and I think they turned out great.

Unfortunately the answer is most likely no due to the current anti money laundering and customer due diligence laws for the banking industry.

I question the assumption that nice houses in owner-occupied neighborhoods will appreciate and junkers won't.