The seller CAN still offer to pay some or all of the buyer's commission fees or other closing costs, but it is not mandatory... that is the seller's choice.

And the childish notion that prices will plumet is ignorant of fact of sellers CHOICE on what price is worth it to sell at.

Market circumstances might change, even if your intention is to flip the property, so think about your choices in case your initial plan doesn't work out.Market Analysis: To verify your predictions on future appreciation, growth in the rental market, or the effect of renovations on property value, do a comprehensive analysis of the market.Time frame: Evaluate the opportunity cost of having your cash invested in a non-performing asset and be realistic about how long you're willing to wait for the property to turn a profit.Investing in a property with negative cash flow can be a calculated risk under the right circumstances, but it requires a higher level of due diligence, market insight, and financial planning.

Considering a seasoned agent who could possibly suggest contractors, lenders, etc. may be more beneficial than both the commission/savings on the front end.

Paying cash for the foster family home seems like a compassionate choice, but if it strains your finances too much, it might be worth considering financing part of it to free up cash for the remodel.

My question is (because of FHA rules), would it be more beneficial to invest in a condo in San Diego at 3.5% down now, live in it for a year and rent it out and leave?

Bottom line is this: 1) Find a competent attorney that will give you the holding company structure of your choice (talk to your CPA, not your attorney about what is best for you) documents in a word format.

With that you can send him a violation notice (according to your states landlord tenant code) I would also send a notice to vacate at the end of their lease term now (no need to wait) so there's no choice to extend or gray area of assumed compliance.Good luck

Better cash flowing choices may not be preferred living for a year or two and a higher quality building might be to expensive, and you are now covering part of your mortgage.

But they are kids and they do not have a choice.