You're realtor is obviously not licensed in DC and his research comes from magazine tabloids from the grocery store because that is the only source I could imagine would offer that bunk.

in general mortgage rates are based on risk (credit score, are you taking cash out, what is your % down etc), and what the bond market is doing.He obviously thinks you want a lower rate, ask him what the rate would be without any pointsDepending on your broker you probable were going to have an origination fee with the earlier loan,,

I think you can see the obvious lessons in these scenarios, but I would be happy to talk more about what I have learned here.

This obviously is a personal opinion and not a legal one.  

Sorry if the answer to this is obvious, I just snooped around the site for a little bit and couldn't find information on the service you're talking about.

Obviously if there is a specific MI statute that prohibits this it may be different, but I have never heard of ANY state the made it illegal to enter with proper notice just because a tenant said "No"...including for showings.

When I referred to property management, I meant the leasing end of things (and, of course, the sale, which hopefully is obvious on its own).

Obviously getting my money out quickly sounds appealing. 3.

The certification classes I don't believe you need to take to qualify to take the test but they would obviously help.

Obviously this does not meet the 2% rule but is actually 1.5.I assumed 20% down on a $100,000 house with a 30 year  loan at 4.5%.