If they don't have a lawn mower or don't want to do it, factor it into their rent. 

Two weeks ago I got a call from my previous boss offering me a position near Portland, OR with a decent raise, doing work similar to what I do now.Obviously there are a lot of factors to take into account when considering that big of a move, but the one that's hanging on my mind the most is what I should do with my current home.

The “good” news is 5 years ago they predicted a million Africans would get Ebola and only 20,000 did, I hope they are wrong by a factor of 50 again. 

I think for your property, a big factor is jobs down there.

I'm nervous about doing that as I don't know how likely I would get approved for 20% down on multiple properties without a 2 year history and how DTI will factor in before this is counted.

There is enough shortage of housing in Tacoma already where you shouldn’t have to factor in all the latest developments with the crisis.

Lenders are at capacity and there are many other factors to consider.

Another big factor when you refi is the LTV - I've seen as high as 80%.

America only turns into a scorpion if provoked (9-11), and then it's a deadly scorpion that only fools would tangle with.Many of Europe's governments are heavy enstrangled by globalism, and the European people are not as well off as they could be due to that. so this could play a factor in things.

Also people on Social Security or Social Security disability or retirement or other types of guaranteed income. yeah we can't discriminate, but a factor in your ear rental guidelines should be are they working in something that almost guarantees future unemployment