Quote from @Abdi Muya: Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

I can't remember where I once read something like work on your business not in your business. 

I remember when people were doing whatever they could to buy a rental cabin in Blue Ridge GA near me. 

(Typically estimate between 2-3% of the loan amount in closing costs: appraisal, credit report, points/origination, underwriting/processing fees, title fees, prepaid taxes and insurance etc)I am sure there are others I am not remembering

I'm sure there are others I'm not remembering,  these are just the areas I'm at least somewhat interested in which I know have done things.  

In the future, remember that Airbnb does not like it when you cancel on guests. 

Just for kicks, i looked up a few sf properties sold last year and see that land ranged from 40% to 60% so without knowing your property specifics, dunno why your land would be assessed 70%all i can suggest is look at comparable sales and see what the ratio is and then appeal using that dataalso i remember many years ago, a home was assessed higher than the transaction amount and after failing to reach agreement with assessor office, the homeowner reached out to the different elected city reps.

Remember you can tell them yes, no or half rate but in the end it comes down to a numbers game.

But not for a typical purchase.Also, remember that the buyer agent cost should be paid by a seller credit, so it isn't additional money that you need to bring to closing.

Remember, the notion of amassing wealth without investing is a dangerous myth perpetuated by self-proclaimed experts.