I have had 15 properties in that state over the years and have noticed that the model looks much like a rollercoaster, whereas other cities like Pittsburgh see a more stable and steady appreciation. 

I own a couple condos and despite what people usually say they are my most stable investments and I haven't had a maintenance issue in any of them in over half a year. most people have said my thoughts so my only input is that your insurance is pretty high.

Being able to achieve maximum and stable cash flow, or being able to cash out quickly over the long term is really important to me.I believe Condo A in the long run will benefit from being very close to the army base, a key employer in the area, and will always have a built-in pool of potential tenants and/or buyers.  

Offers the client a good stable legal base that the contractors WILL DO THEIR JOB.

Typical items I have charged good tenants for that they didnt notice until move out are large digs in wood floors, holes in walls from installing large add on shelves, part of appliance broke such as refrigerator or oven handles or shelf, removed curtain rods or installed rods removed leaving wood trim damage.

But again, this guy has been living here for 9 years, has a stable job, and always pays on time. 

Is it possible to do a chasout refinance on a 10-20 unit apartment bldg by only increasing stable tenant occupancy.To rephrase my question will lenders consider tenant occupancy as added value to the property?    

Account ClosedPlans of buying - Meaning if you have plans to buy a house, or get a Line of Credit or anything that requires a stable income.Read the be a better broker book, it will give you the best insight into the industry.

One simple solution is to ask a financially stable family member to co-sign on your loan.

Also my guess you're currently in an appreciating market, or at least a rock solid stable market.