Happy to share if it would be useful for someone:🔗 https://app.reinvify.com/mapFeel free to check it out and see if it helps with your real estate investment decisions. 

If you are overpaying, then you could be hamstringing yourself in the short-term, but should be fine in the long-term as long as you can hang with the insurance costs.Failure is a mindset and it seems you are having a weird bout of FOMO.

This affords the opportunity for a homeowner to sell the property if it is not under water for market value and pay off the loan before they are foreclosed upon, or more commonly, short sale the property with the bank's approval. 

Feel free to reach out, I'm happy to chat about it. 

5 bed 3 bath house ) For unexpected changes, we couldn't afford mortgage, we rented as Short term rental. 

Historically, property values in Plano have appreciated well, which can offset lower cash flow in the short term.

I asked about a recent deal, and he was proud to tell me he’s just in the middle of his first.A local RE broker found an “old lady” who owned her home free and clear but with $83k in back taxes owed.

I would like to find someone that can identify things that a) don't have asbestos and thus don't need to be tested (e.g. kitchen cabinets)b) things that  90%+ likely to have asbestos and thus should be treated as having asbestos (i.e. handle with extreme caution.3) Is there some certification that I can get that states that a home is asbestos free? 

Yes, that also means we are leaving some money on the table in the short term - but we do raise our rents every year by 5-10% and when turnover happens we take them to market rate.  

If you're only looking short term then this sounds like a decent situation.