Hello everyone,This is my first post, I've been a reader for about a week and now ready to ask a broad question.

@Julian Peter YunYou have come to the right place to connect with the wide array of real estate professionals and investors.

This may be too broad of a question to ask but is this amount typical for SONYMA / FHA loans or could I expect to pay less in closing with a conventional loan, albeit a higher down payment?

@Justin Moon I know this will sound like I'm promoting myself, but the best thing you can do is get a Realtor to do a CMA and forget about Zillow, Redfin, Trulia and all those free estimates, or at least use them to have a very broad and general idea.

My problem with @Bill Gulley's example is the broad stroke of C corps being a bad idea for holding income producing property you never intend to convert to personal use.

There are bright spots in both Cleveland and Akron, but that doesn't mean broad returns and rising tides.

It will be vital in high dollar markets where you're paying per click.You might broad match on keywords for 'real estate,' which could trigger your ads for pharses like "Free Real Estate," "Real Estate Seminars Near Me," and "Best Real Estate Books."

I use quickbooks as well, they offer you an array of features, and really make things comfortable for both me and the tenants.

I find CMHC and stats can way to broad and they can lag a couple months behind, I use what people are actually paying within the last couple months to determine my rates for maximum rental rates.The best part is its broken down with points on the map so you can check specific areas and neighborhoods down to the street.

sec 1031 is a federal statute and The rules of what constitutes "like kind" for the 1031 are quite broad.