Don't get me wrong, I am fine with doing my part and working with tenants to move through this together. 

So you should be fine with 35-40% DTI. 

In my opinion this is the real danger:https://www.usdebtclock.org/We'll be fine as long as faith remains in the dollar. 

First, you don't mention whether the door is broken in some way, or just never had an automatic opener and can still be opened just fine manually.  

You should be able to fine one still, 75% LTV. 60% LTV or lower will get you a better rate.

Find a good agent, build a trusting relationship and take their advice and you will do fine. 

I am starting out in real estate investing, and I have a question about something I read in a book.I am trying to decide whether I need a real estate broker or agent.In the book the said that agents are usually fine for a single family home purchase (I'm planning on house hacking a SFH).But one thing the book said that I didn't understand was: "Many investors of real estate don't want the disruption that can occur with openly listing the property.

The fines are hefty now.

Everyone thinks it will be fine but it rarely turns out that way.

I understand that SD imposes TOT and that I need a certificate to begin the airbnb business.