You can ask those questions in a really cordial way without burning any bridges (in the event that the lender has a good reason for not showing the credit).

These lay out good strategies depending on your circumstances, but essentially they will tell you to save money first, then invest once you have enough capital built up to deal with the inevitable problems that occur in a house.Good luck!

I typically structure an  extension right away in the event of a balloon after several years.

A large target can be created by having multiple properties with high equity, or a high net worth/savings.Keep in mind that in the state of CT, if you're going to own real estate in a LLC, some things will change - i.e. evictions.If you are still going to be actively managing the property once you move out, a LLC may not be the best route for you, as any good attorney will be able to pierce the corporate viel afforded by an LLC in the event that something goes wrong.

That is, unless thats what you want to create tasks to follow up with a client at this timeframe or event... 

This is all assuming that "current events in the news" will eventually return to some kind of normal.Edit: PS he is in the northern/northwestern Indiana area

Whenever I do online reviews I have to check and recheck to make sure I stick to the relevant events.

Well the obvious answers are:1 - Change your plan (not your goals)2 - Next plan, don't include (as in depend on) the Stock Market.You chased a shiny object of distraction (SM), where your returns are based on decisions and future events impacted by those decisions (and don't blame the decision makers), that you have no control over.Just start smaller with REI and work your way up...in control. 

Owner shall pay Agent all management fees which would have accrued through the end of the term of the lease, or in the event of a month-to-month tenancy, all management fees which would have accrued through the expiration of the thirty (30) days following notice of termination. 

Ph.D. who looked at recent major events and how it affected real estate and the economy.