No one has the crystal ball to know with certainty. 

So to save 1% from your 7% rate with a Conventional loan, there will be some hefty cost, and it's not worth it right now, and there's no crystal ball as to when a refi might make sense financially.However, if your current loan is FHA, FHA does allow a streamline refinance as an investment property, and the rate will be based on a primary residence rate.

Low risk and low return, Subway's where it's at.For maximum sales price in 2-5 years, you need to consult a combination of your broker and a crystal ball.

With the socialist prop 33 that might be approved in November then section 8 is all the more attractive. 3. 6.6% today but we all hope that the crystal ball will lower.

It helped me figure out my CCC (Crystal Clear Criteria) on what I should be looking for and what I could afford. 

Crystal Helfer 585-355-3911 and Patrick Gallagher 585-747-2183.

They like to see a single policy with a single property so the costs associated with it are crystal clear. 

I’m going to exit the crystal ball business and stick with investing

Quote from @Crystal Smith: Quote from @Matthew Morrow: There’s new legislation being proposed in Pennsylvania that may require wholesalers to obtain a real estate license.

Without a crystal ball no one will know if that continues to be the case but it has a great track record and many indicators indicate it is likely to continue to produce good ROI.