One thing - I really don't personally endorse the use of a HELOC for a down payment on a long-term buy and hold rental property, second home, vacation rental, or other long-term investment.

Not an endorsement for him, but you might talk to him and see how he works out.

And that's why I can whole heartedly endorse "If you want peach, Prepare for war".

They charge a little more for section 8 (1% more I think) because of the additional paperwork and hoops (inspections, etc).Here is the info:Paul BlumbergHoward Hanna Pepper Pike Office (216) 319-2180 Again, I am not endorsing them only passing along a reputable company that knows Section 8 in Cleveland.

I can pull you a list of other contractor and information.If you are looking for a contractor for a service we don’t provide, please visit our store to check out our bulletin board of business cards—please note, Community Forklift does not officially endorse any of these individuals and companies!

My clients typically will add the endorsement for short term to either secondary home (if they plan on using it sometimes), or landlord rental if it is purely used for renting.

I don't think the moderators like specific public endorsements which is understandable.

I greatly appreciate the high praise and personal endorsement for Cincinnati!

I'm just skeptical that he might have been paid to endorse Cameron Dunlaps tool but he says on his site that it's the only thing he uses.

The costs are-$1740 origination charges-$650 appraisal fee-$65 credit report-$150 title endorsement fee-$695 title escrow fee-$450 lenders title insurance-$50 title messenger fee-$300 title notary fee-$50 title wire-$425 recording fees & taxes-$933 prepaids (insurance, property taxes, interest)-$1043 homeowners insurance-$1792 property taxesTOTAL CLOSING COSTS: $8,343