Especially for buyers and sellers heading into year-end.📉 Consumer Inflation Better Than ExpectedInflation came in cooler than expected in September.

My focus is on financing that comes with little to no down payment required, while house hacking in one of the units of said property.

Sales inventory is up, Sales volumes are down, but sale prices are up.

This implies paying down is saving 6%.

My framer said that it shaved a day off on the walls alone.

It depends on the lender, so giving them a heads up is good.Most of the programs that I am aware of will allow you do utilize only 50% of whatever the 'gift' is.

I see your handle says the "Zero Down Specialist".

What you have to be willing to do is present these deals to sellers - and expect to be turned down - often rudely - a majority of the time.  

Quote from @Paul Sanders: Hi BiggerPockets community,I own a property in Brian Head, Utah, currently used for short-term rentals.

(I know it's a particular tenant because the other tenant's dog is too small to leave this mess and because the other tenant has complained about this problem.)Wouldn't want to evict for this, but I am committed to my yard being useable by all tenants at all times, so I need to crack down and know what the process is for fully enforcing this rule, especially given how tenant-friendly Chicago is.Just curious what people think based on their experience:1.