And don't think that rules or threats will help.Patch the holes and be of service.If it's a common issue, then you decide if you need to get restrictive.Good luck and remember that when we were kids, adults were stupid too!

Low caps or or near break even cash flow is common in hot real estate markets/big  cities especially if you are looking for something turnkey.

Risks with a condo rental are even less than a SFR as the condo association is controlling & insuring the common areas.  

If so prepare to get underwriting inquiries.

However, as the above authorities demonstrate, a partnership for federal tax purposes is broader in scope than the common law meaning of partnership and may include groups not classified by state law as partnerships.

@NIcholas Hamel That's not common at all.

They are a blockchain technology focused company, which has announced that The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC has approved the listing of the Company’ common stock on The Nasdaq Capital Market (“Nasdaq”).

So for example if you had it pulled 5x from 5 different mortgage lenders it would only go down 3-5 points as if it was a single inquiry despite showing up as multiple inquiries on a report.

Multiple offers are still common, especially in the more "affordable" price points.Finally, check out this chart of passenger traffic at the Austin airport.

--Sometimes my first message (if they seem more serious and put a little effort into their first response): I saw your inquiry for my house at {{address}}.