Even if I don't hit my goals in the year of execution, I can see how much I've grown toward my ten-year goal. 

It all adds up very quickly, and there are areas we could have gone cheaper, but my wife is also a designer and we execute on her visions, even if they aren't a direct line to ROI.  

But what if I make so much money that I really don't need to worry about my DTI, I'm a senior executive at a tech company drawing a $3.5m W2 annual salary and I only want a $1.25m primary residence" -- ok, yeah, you're probably fine, you can disregard this post, $650/mo isn't going to move the needle in an amount that we're likely to care about.Good luck. :)

We worked with an attorney from the other side who was executing a FSBO and he says he can do the whole thing for 2k. 

Any advice on the best way to execute this and please explain it to me like you are talking to someone who knows very little about this lol.

Someone can interview well and execute poorly.As far as a typical 8% rate most of our PM's charge 10%.  

@Reya RipetI self manage my properties and executed several extensions this month for early 2022 lease expirations.

I have Housing Court today, and I am owed 7 months rent....All I want for XMAS is an execution ;)PRAY FOR ME!

Technically speaking, there is a second home rider (a document/rule that you sign at closing) that states something the nature of “the home must be used and available to the borrower as a second home at least 14 days out of the year, For AT LEAST ONE YEAR from the date of execution of this rider.

The most common variation on this theme is an assumption in which the buyer takes the property and any existing notes “subject to” and executes a subordinate note for the seller’s equity.