Hello Kate. 

Originally posted by @Kate Koeller:@Jaquetta Turner, it sure seems so.

@Kate C.It looks like you are looking for a fee-based investment advisor.I am not sure if one person would have all the knowledge you are looking for(Tax, laws, markets, retirement accounts).You may need to consult with a professional or two.

@Kate P.

"Kate Bulger, a financial counselor specializing in housing debt at the Money Management International counseling firm, said: “Even if now they are able to make their rent payment, that huge inflation to their credit-card debt has become a new threat to their budget and their ability to cover all their expenses.”

@Kate Pasinelli You absolutely should.

Hi @Kate L., that is a complex question but I think it can make sense to buy high.1.

Hey @Jas Raw give Kate Zieverink a try

@Kate Gomes @Sean Julian If you shop around enough for these types of commercial notes you will see HUGE variability. 

Once you have those two numbers, subtract, and 1/4 of the difference (25%) added to the lowest price is your conservative ARV. 1/2 (50%) of the difference added to the lower number is your aspirational ARV.Real estate is very regional, but I suggest you go on YouTube and take a look at some of the videos that @James Wise of Holton-Wise in Cleveland has put up on "Running the Numbers" and "MLS Search & Analysis."