Thanks in advance Florida is a super lien state, so depending on when the condo was created the entire lien amount could be owed by the buyer or a portion (I believe lower of 1% of the purchase price the person being foreclosed upon paid or 12 months HOA fees, whichever is lower).Definitely will want to look into that.

If I had to guess, the cost of building on the higher portion of the lot is most likely not worth the slight boost you might get in value from having a better view.

Sometimes being a member of a "team" where your sales are co-listed by a team member can help but you are likely going to be giving up a portion of your commission.3.

Agents don't get paid on the term part when it's blended into the IUL, only the permanent portion.

I didn’t make that much, never more than $45,000 from my W-2 but I was able to utilize a portion of the income from the rental properties I was buying to help qualify for each mortgage.

I’m thinking of using some of the refinance money to start the garage conversion by doing the portion where the roof needs to be raised which is the hardest, most expensive part.

In other words, it seems to me that the data in this study is skewed and incomplete.2) Okaloosa Island is a "tale of two cities": the south beach side of expensive condos and the up and coming north side, where only a small portion allows short term rentals.

If your business includes both business assets and real estate you can do a 1031 exchange for the real estate portion of the business only. 

Builder is getting frustrated with the delay as the bank would not escrow money for unfinished portion and close.

Dont walk into a bad or questionable deal for the sake of doing so, or you may end up paying for it for the next big portion of your life.