There would need to be ample meat on the bone to ensure they can recover all of their funds.Happy to explore this with you further!

Again, talking about the average person here.My strategy pays 4% interest, because my spending money is working for me at all times depressing the amount of interest I will pay. 

So, I'm not sure what the "multi multi million dollar properties" have to do with the rest of us.If you want to talk about the "meat and potatoes" RE market, I'll bet you'll see some palpable downward pressure once the rates come off their historic lows. 

No, being named as an additional insured or co-insured does not give you authorized access to loan information.That's not to say some clerk in the insurance department may not screw up making assumptions and not checking the loan file and give someone information.The only way to obtain loan information where you are not a party to the loan is with an authorization to release information given by the borrower.This falls under security issues for a lender, examiners may probe operations by calling or "pretexting" to see if they can breach security of operations testing employees, I did.

Because they like that the appraiser is their "meat-shield". 

Email me at [REMOVED]-- I just moved back to Houston and am starting to look around Houston for a second buy and hold property.

Honestly, the student loan issue doesn't bother me at all in cases such as the one featured, a highly paid upper middle class lawyer. 

Plus $220/month management and $200 maintenance/utilities puts me at about $1800/month on $2190 rent.

Feel free to PM me at your convenience.Congratulations and I wish you a ton of success in your vacation rental business!

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