Below $1M or so things are different than when you get bigger loans too.Prepays, lock-outs, carve-outs, reserves, fully-indexed terms, underlying indices, etc. all get more important and complicated with commercial debt.

I'm sure they view this as consistent with their mission of fostering home ownership.There is also a standard deed restriction with fannie indicating you can't resell for more than 20% above what you paid for 90 days.

The nearest contract is priced at 99.695 indicating a 1 month LIBOR of .305% but the 30 month out contract (June 2013) is priced at 97.735 so it projects the 1 month Libor to be 2.265% at that time.

Past performance of not calling loans is not indicative of future performance.

Consider that there are far fewer apartments/ commercial buildings than SFR -thus less supply.SFR's have a much lower barrier of entry, so you have to protect against more competitors edging into your "turf"Liquidity is an issue, but this is not a liquid business no matter the property type

If after three months you see things are left in bad shape, that should give you a good indication of what kind of tenant she will be.

But to approach the 13 year old indicates that there is something seriously wrong with his wiring.

This also indicates that Medicare has been affective for its users.I don't have any data for VA, so I can't comment on it.

I'm going to try to bring this thread back to the original subject, which indicates that it is 1000 or less sq ft. 3 bed 1 bath rehabs1000 sq ft with 3 bedrooms is TIGHT and space must be configured optimally.How many rooms total?

The fewer offers you get, the less effective this is;- What is your answer to, "How much are you selling it for?"