It's challenging to find reliable starting points online without falling prey to scams.

It depends on where you are living, how long you think you will be living here, if 3 years is the minimum but a good chance it’s gonna be longer bite the bullet & buy, if 3 years is the max it’s probably better to just rent, regardless nothing will cash flow, the big benefit is locking in your payment, but the value of that depends on the timeline, as far a where that would really depend on your preference’s in price point, do you want urban or suburban living, how big a space, how nice etc?

Looking for reliable attorneys who can help with land trust for anonymity.

When Engelo and I founded Ohio Cashflow in 2014, we were driven by the desire to provide honest, transparent, and reliable services in an industry plagued by stigma.

That might include pet policy changes, early termination fees, a fee for a service like a requested lock change.

I would appreciate any advice on how to handle this, as well as recommendations for reliable insurance agents.Thank you!

But that said, you have a 3.5% rate lock which is an incredible opportunity.

(IMO)I personally assumed a loan for my most recent purchase (must be your primary residence) in November 2023 and was able to lock down a 3.08% interest rate in a 7.5% - 8% interest rate market!   

Otherwise, it would be best to maximize your skills and lock down the highest paying job you can. 

In my opinion however if I have to worry about the tenant tamping (on what could be a locked box) to reduce their <$200 power bill, I probably have bigger tenant problems.