It refers to a borrower who you give say a 250k LOC to or a 500k or whatever.. either secured or not.. and instead of using it when they need it paying it off occasionally or down occasionally through the term of the note... they just pull 100% of the cash out.. and never make principal reductions throughout the course of the year.. in other words they take all the green out of the LOC>

A great listing agent is worth their weight in gold if they know what they're doing.

That's worth its weight in gold if you are trying to operate from out of state in my opinion.  

The agent should have presented your inspection findings and request for a reduction in the price.

Another guy, Tom Wheelwright, who does taxes for Robert has another book on how to reduce taxes and he also strongly suggest same entity structure to drive tax reduction while keep asset protection in check.

As a result of items found in the inspection report we negotiated a reduction in sale price.Regarding property management companies they offered IIP Management, Rearden Property Management, and Hemlane as options. 

More importantly you should find a lender that will work with rental income if you have any, and dive into specifically how they count alternative forms of income but going above 45% is rare unless you have a near reduction in DTI coming up, for example a pending sale of a property. 

This rule applies to any 4-wheeled vehicle primarily designed or used to carry passengers over public streets, roads, or highways, that is rated at more than 6,000 pounds gross vehicle weight and not more than 14,000 pounds gross vehicle weight.

It remains just that, random speculation that has no weight to it.

Applying the standard rate reduction of .6% and the 5% higher DP reduction of  .5%, we can save 1.1% doing a 15 yr with 25% down.