or we set up one from a small scale. 

Take that rate, set your formula and drop in your purchase price for every property you analyze, quick and easy and no need to guess or rely on unreliable numbers.

The listed price is simply a price set by the listing agent and owner.  

The option of flipping the SFH to buy a MFH might be a set back indeed.

@Tarik Nabi I agree that this in this case it is the landlord's responsibility to seal up holes and set traps. 

Venue for this meeting has been set and will be in Uptown Charlotte at the Marriott City Center on Nov 29th 7-9pm. 

His motivation at that point is certain to be higher than it is now. thanks you have a point, I guess ill set back and wait until April

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If you message me your exact criteria then I would be happy to set you up with a buyer portal that will email you anytime a new listing hits the market.

I assume you’re getting an fha or conventional loan....this is who sets the basic rate, not the lender.