For example I once had a loan due and the refinancing took longer than the bank expected and luckily the seller agreed to extend one month.

I like the idea of short/mid term rentals more then the long term...one big reason is not having to move all of his stuff...or at least being able to take my time.

Just last week we got our preapproval letter from The One Brokerage.

The first number is the percentage of an acre. .08 $11,500.32 $18,400.16 $17, 078.18 $22,608.19 $26,032I get it that the size of the lot is only one of several factors in determining the property’s value.

Honestly, I've been getting screwed with some big ticket issues (related to HOAs, selling different properties, continual unforeseen maintenance and costs) and this one really crushed me once I realized it was an actual issue.

We started at 80k in car debt at the beginning of the year, re-evaluated, took a loss by selling one of the vehicles and paid down another.

I am also getting 10k seller credit from seller, and could either use that one to buy down interest rate or just pay off the closing cost. the lender is giving me few option one with higher fund at closing and lower interest rate, and one with lower fund at closing with higher interest rate (about 0.2% difference) With the high interest rate right now, do you think it is better to do higher interest rate, and refinance later or should I just try to get as low as interest rate as possible and do not worry about refinance ? 

For example, in some cities you don’t need to add a parking space for an ADU where you would need to add one for an additional unit.

Remind her that the place was rented as is for $1200 and that only one person can be living in it. 

2 tenants in this duplex 1 pays on time every month the other one pays like 5 days late for 50% of rent then pays the rest even later if I evict I would have to give a 90 day notice as they have been there for a while (this is in ny) my property manager also thinks if I evict I can get 10-20% higher on this unit (this is my first property so i don't love taking on so much risk) just not sure what the correct move is here.