I like the automatic payments but I don't like the rent amounts so I tend to say no unless they know their voucher amount and it will cover the rent.That being said, I agree with above comments - NO EVICTIONS!

Also, the increase is not automatically the full 2% unless rates rise substantially, for example.Because you are looking to move in the next few years it might be more expensive to refinance at this point vs. risking potential rate increases.As far as paying down principal, that will reduce your loan balance.

Since data is downloaded automatically from your bank account (and other accounts - credit cards, traditional investments, etc) and categorized automatically, its great at automating most of personal finance.

An agent I had worked with for years demanded a 9 month contract to SELL my house, PLUS another automatic 6 month extension, AND, if it didn't sell in that time, if I sold it myself after that time, for the next 6 months I would owe her a full commission unless I signed and sold through someone else.

Kyle- There is a LOT less stress if you have an automatic income already coming in from a job.

I take pictures of units and constantly post to social media, which in turn automatically updates my website with new pictures of my units showing the different ways that people use the units.

The catch is that if the buyer fails to make payments, then the property automatically goes back to the seller. 

Seems like the house will sell itself.....and escrow is pretty automatic nowadays.....

You are saying to look at a personal residence in around $80-100k range, but that automatically means it won't be anything near 2-units or more, so it would be a regular mortgage.

Basically it can automatically tell each time you drive and you can swipe one way for business and another for personal.