A lot of times I'll see homes where the trim has been replaced with nice white painted baseboards and door casings, but the flat boring doors are still there.So the question is, is it best to switch out boring flat interiors doors with nice 6 panel interior doors or do you just leave them.Obviously first and foremost is the price point of the home.

Hey Lori Walker - sure thing - here is is: Newsletter From 1/27/13It's a summary of the wholesaling articles written that week over on the BiggerPockets Blog.

Also as another has mentioned the FED does not directly control long rates, however if one examines the coorelation is is quite apparent that the FED is the dog that wags the the bond market being the tail.

UPDATE:I wrote a letter and submitted in writing to both the listing agent and the asset manager at the bank.The gist of the letter is "I am Kris Fox of xxx, LLC.

He didn't charge me anything for this.First two properties I purchased under his watch:Single Family #1Purchase price: $73,000 (paid cash) - appraised $90,000Rent: $895/moInsurance: $60/moManagement: $70/moTaxes: $1600/yrSingle Family #2Purchase price: $63,500 (paid cash) - appraised $95,000Rent: $950/moInsurance: $60/moManagement: $75/moTaxes: $1400/yrI'm usually a good judge of character, I can understand where you guys would think he's trying to screw me, but I don't think he is. I

The main upside that I see is I would be building equity fast.

Why is is 4.8%?

Only thing is, I think the broker you work for gets a cut of that too so it won't really be saving them that much.

I would only be interested in something for a 5 to 10 Year Repayment plan.The problem right now is I honestly don't know what my options are at the bank.

I'll probably set aside a few grand for painting the white walls and any unknowns but it looks like it would rent as is. I