And as I’ve said before, the power bill was already over $400 last month, even with us being extremely power conscious.

It turns out that even though you are buying a subscription, QB Online only allows one entity per subscription.

The numbers still look good to me (especially since I have not even factored in possible rent increase by renting to section 8). 

So yes, buy now, make a few extra principal payments and when rates drop, refi into a new lower rate, and FYI a 15- or 20-year mortgage will have even lower rates.Is the home overpriced?

I’ve seen her stuff on social media so I am tempted to go even though I’m not currently interested in flipping.

Even if their experience is real, it's probably the 1% and unlikely you can watch a few hours of videos and replicate their success.There are more tips, but the main point is this: you are responsible for your success.

One a Heloc rate is much higher than a typical cash out refinance rate even if your first mortgage rate is low more than likely 3-4%.

In Oregon its even better our Juice goes down to 4 cents a Kilo wat at 10pm to 6am.

I do about 150k a month there in repairs and reno, even I get taken advantage of once in a while.Good luckIMO stay out of it, let PM handle.

The guideline reads that if you are using rental income from that property to help qualify, then you can not also omit that payment even though someone else is making it.