My combined loss on that one unit, excluding any rental income, just lost appreciation and construction costs, today is somewhere around $200k.

Unique combinations of family, employment, dreams, lifestyle, weather, and matters of the heart—just to name a few—often dictate where you live, and they’re often tied to emotions.But what if you could keep your decision-making in the strictly rational realms?

In this case combine all income, all expenses, all crowd and see if it works. 

Those with the highest level of risk tolerance combined with the highest level of knowledge win or lose the most.

To insure you have good well function I would go in there and run the water.

. $1200 + the filing fee should get you what you need to properly function.

Today, admission to college is a function of wealth more than ever...sad!

Over the last two years I have bought and renovated two properties in a neighborhood in pittsburgh that has seen intense appreciation and have built up something like 225k in equity.My current high level financials are: Own two properties, both mortgaged and rentedConservative total market value of all properties: 550kCombined debt on properties: 325kTotal equity: 225kMonthly gross rental income: 3.4kMonthly net rental income: 1kI bought both properties on traditional non commercial mortgages and I have an 80k heloc alll factored into the combined debt number above.

This will change the function of the window to a "fixed" non-operable window when installed. 

-------------------------------Active Military Applicant’s IncomeIf the [EAS] date is within 12 months of the anticipated date that the loan will close, the loan package must also include one of the following four items, or combinations of items, to be acceptable: documentation that the servicemember has already re-enlisted or extended his/her period of active duty to a date beyond the 12-month period following the projected closing of the loan, orverification of a valid offer of local civilian employment following the release from active duty.