:lol: sorry had to throw this in, been a knicks fan for years and they have been torturing me since early 2000's

Just curious, are you guys bigger fans of leverage (impossible to get now) or cash buying if I have the funds available.

My personal hobbies include: hanging out with my friends, sports(huge dodger and laker fan, playing videogames, and REAL ESTATE(it seriously has changed my life)!

Not a fan of Chase though and since they merged they aren't the same to deal with.FIRST HORIZON-once assigned they are fine but that part takes usually 30-45daysLenders I just refuse to work with:COUNTRYWIDE/BofA-waste of timeFIFTH THIRD-brain damageOcwen- done some deals with them but am forced to talk with someone from the Caribbean every time I callCHASE-Hate'em but am trying them again since they merged and heard they use Fidelity Information Service now.Not too terrible but not my favorite:SuntrustSaxonINGCIti MortCiti ResUS BankBankUnitedWAMUNational CityPLease share your good and bad experiences.

I'm no fan of the Republican party but I definitely appreciate its tenacity.

The guy is actually trying to give financial advice with what looks like a jacket on the back of a chair and a ceiling fan while he is wearing a white t-shirt.

I really want to get involved and be a frequent poster, etc.

Personal preference I guess, but what's the point in getting great cash flow up front only to have it offset by higher refurbishing and more frequent vacancy costs?

That percentage seems similar to what you mentioned.Since the lenders are starting to discount more heavily and more frequently now than what I had seen previously, that percentage may start to rise.

Then I had to get another guy in when the fan motor appeared to burn out (froze up and wouldn't turn).