In truth, the biggest nightmare for me is the fact that he'll be living directly across the street.

I would say the biggest concern with a condo association is to make sure that the association is in good financial standing. 

Feel free to send me a private message if you'd like to know who I spoke with.

We recently bought a 5-unit building on NW Kearney Street (right by the hospital) and have an opportunity with our largest unit (+/- 1500 square feet with a private deck and parking spot) to update from a 2/1 to a 3/2.

:Workforce housing that is inexpensive will be the last to be effected by increasing vacanciesIndeed, where I'm seeing the biggest discounts and the trouble filling vacancies seems to be the higher end of the market, $2k and up.

That's a very loooong game in terms of investment strategy or otherwise known as private mortgage provision which is NOT what I am interested in.

Are you comfortable to tell me his rate for doing so either here or on private message?

You look at some of the biggest companies like Apple for instance and they borrow as much money as possible even though they have billions in the bank.

I am focused on using private/hard money to purchase the house outright and then refinance to pay back the private/hard money lender. 

One of the biggest repairs was putting in a new water heaterWhenever some repair came up with the house the owner would always state that “he is a bank and we would never expect Bank of American to do any repairs, but if we wanted to forgo our lease option money then we could forfeit that and he would come donthe repairs”Anywho we have moved out and he is saying the carpet needs to be replaced and that that is our responsibility and if not there is the possibility that he will sue us.