But interest of even 15% for ~6 months (i.e. 7.5% cost) is rather tiny compared to ROIs at 50-100% (which takes work to pull off of course).

Just have to stomach the higher rates for 2-3 years, break even (ideally cash-flow a tiny bit), and handle the PM during the roller coaster ride our President is putting everyone on.

Owned a fagor brand model which I would not recommend (only dried approx 90%)Built a 'high end' kitchen for a tiny house client (long story) and put in this unit...LG WM3488HS Front-Loading Electric Washer/DryerThat LG model is very nice.

Does the countertop go straight into the wall, or does it have a tiny backsplash? 

Imagine the $hit posts that would result.I question the benefit of getting points for using the calculator.I think the points should reward quality and not quantity. 

Business is in operation for two years, if he's interested in me finally showing a tiny profit, why wouldn't he suggest full amount Line13 and reduce my "office expenses"?

Scale is in form of quality equity not nonsense quantity. 

Not just quantity saturation, but quality saturation (the houses are gettting bigger and better, pushing formerly top-end houses down the list into appearing more mediocre by comparison)This is my property: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/52612233Three years ago I would have said it was a 99th percentile property. 

The variety and quantity of tenants that needs these spaces far exceeds any retail or restaurant demand.  

Do not consider commuter colleges or tiny ones.