Attempting to absorb as much as I can to eventually buy my first house-hack by the end of the year.I would really appreciate some advice on the following topics:- Finding a good loan officer- Finding a good realtor - Any local networking events- General advice on where to start- SF is primarily old constructions (a lot under 1920s).

It's very SERIOUS.Onerent needs to be investigated by the Attorney General's office - they are putting entire communities at risk with their negligence.

They have offices in Syosset and in the Hamptons and do a ton of work throughout the Island.

Appliances and fixtures were old and tired.Basically, the core bones of the property were good, but there were a lot of things that seemed ripe for easy improvement.The location was great, right next to the town’s primary commercial district, with a grocery store 100 yards away, coffee shop/bakery, Post Office, drugstore, hardware store, hair and nail salons, barber shop, dentist, bank, a half dozen restaurants, and a variety of other shops and services.

Compare that to my sec 8 building in suburbs I am constantly texting these low lifes to get their tiny portion of the rent or to get roaches out of their units because they refuse to clean properly. 

My office is in Winchester and living in Arlington, happy to connect!

Hi Robin,On Many contracts the print is so crowded and sometimes in such a tiny font that it Is not easily read. 

He said other delays will be the housing office as the prospective tenant is a section 8 tenant.

Michael,The quote you have from that loan officer is a bit high for that credit score.

There you will be asked your criteria and then after answering a few questions you will be matched with 3-5 agents or loan officers in your area.