If it's important to you to speak with the listing agent directly, scroll down to the "Overview" section and the listing agent's name and brokerage will be listed there but with no contact information.

Hey Voula, I was scrolling old posts that didn't have answers and I found yours.

I have signed out, signed in, scrolled through the forums to try and find the posts.  

Install the phone app and you can scroll by title to find various episodes for areas of real estate that may interest you.

Go to Atlas, then scroll down and click Liscense & Inspections, then scroll down and look for Zoning Permit Documents (it will be right under where your use permit is).

Imagine when you highlight 20 rows in Excel and make ALL of them just a smidgen bigger, suddenly you have to do a lot more scrolling to get from row 1 to row 20.

A couple more that may help a little.AreaVibes: Likely have to scroll and select Crime.

Sometimes scrolling through google you'll be able to find a #. 2.

For the first 2 to 3 years I will be deeply in the red, but by the end of 10 years I will profit $1.5 to $1.8 million, or about $150,000 to $180,000 per year for a $975,000 + $200,000 investment.I am 100% positive that the majority of real estate experts and so-called pros do not do the math, thoroughly nor correctly.Go to bestlineplumbing.com, scroll down the home page until you see the link MS Access Software, download the free software and do your projections.I am paying cash for the property, but my projections show that if I financed the property with 30% down my profit at the end of 10 years would be about $200k less, or $1.3 to $1.5 million.

Hi @Will Cline - follow this link from Fannie Mae's servicing guide: https://servicing-guide.fannie... and scroll down to the 'Borrower-Initiated Termination of Conventional Mortgage Insurance Based on Current Value of the Property' section. 2 years is correct if the current LTV ratio is 75% or less...2-year requirement can be waived due to property improvements made by the borrower.