and hopefully get out of that painful PMI.Basically, to add on to everything else, find a lender who is willing to work it.

If you are willing to go through the pain of getting the top level license you can avoid working under someone else.

Hello BP,I will be closing on a multi-family in PA in 2 weeks.

The amount of time and aggravation you will have dealing with it is not worth it.Sometimes it's better to cut the cord and deal with the one time pain rather than stringing it along.

It's a pain, but I'm almost there.

Things that do stink about them is that their systems are super old and it's real pain to do any changes to orders or deliveries.

Throwing good money after bad can make the situation more painful.

Excel sheets can become a big pain IMO.

*Tenant may request hard copies of Water usage records in writing at any time, please allow office several business days to fulfill this request.So far, we have not had any question about the determination of the bill and we do it manually, which is kind of a pain, but better than paying for their water out of my pocket!

There is also a tenant who has been there for 10 years who is a very big pain to the town, he and the owner say he is leaving due to the sale of the house but I know if he decides to stay, he has to go and in Massachusetts that isnt very easy.My situation is I have very good credit (760) but am self employed so conventional financing is tough.