Now, the rent from that rental is deposited into a joint checking account and the rental income above the mortgage and percent saved for expenses goes straight toward the mortgage payment on the new house - so we basically split it, and split the rest of the mortgage, utilities, etc.

So now I'm going straight to his seller and cutting him out of every deal going forward.

Straight from their site Q17.

It's much less visually confusing and straight to the point.THe header of my comps looks like this: Style Rooms Beds Baths Sq.

@Jeff Cagle These numbers are straight from my realtor.

It might be the most straight-forward way to go.Big caveat on my experience with this. 

You can roll money straight from your IRA to a charity.

We want to save our cash reserves for future investments and were looking to purchase our primary residence with a conventional loan with a 3.5% DP.So my questions:Am I straight up ruled out of any sort of conventional loan on this property because it would be a rental when I purchased it (assuming I don't wait 9 months)?

E.g. 100k straight offer should be the same as a 110k  offer with a 10k seller credit.

If you think 11 months will crush you at non-renewal, go straight to the 22 or 23 month lease depending on when you want it come empty.