Happy to have a conversation as I have extensive experience working with non-US citizens.

Purchase price: $164,000 Cash invested: $10,000 Sale price: $260,000 I purchased a townhome in an up-and-coming neighborhood with a lot of public and private investment in the Atlanta area.

My closing costs were non-negotiable with the seller since I bought new construction, but I would highly recommend upping your offer to talk down the closing costs; use leverage to your advantage since you are young.The funding fee can be complicated and I cannot speak on how it works exactly.

I'd compare the blended rate with how much you could get with a refinance otherwise and tell you whether it's a better idea to go with a full refinance or the HELOC route.Feel free to PM me if you don't want to share this information on the public forum.

Good to see public and private on projects like this.

Using multiple platforms together and cross-referencing with public records or MLS data (if accessible) can help minimize discrepancies.

I am happy to talk smart contracts, governance and funding though. 

Hey @Rocky DeFalco I don't know if this is helpful at all but I invest in Indy (non section 8) and in KCMO (section 8). 

The focus of government policy (regardless of how local) should be on addressing fundamental friction.

Whether it's mold, COVID, or a non-paying renter, a quality PM acts quickly and decisively to protect people, property, and the landlord.If you feel the PM was negligent in their response, you can file a complaint with the state commission.