I’m a newbie in Baltimore city and find the tax assessments to be astronomical.

I'm getting astronomical quotes for a property in New Jersey and looking for any recommendations. 

I cant go back to my original office because they are very clear that they do not take part time agents and their monthly fees are astronomical anyway.Do I ask for lower monthly fees in exchange for a bigger split in commission?

I did find a private lender but his contract was astronomical.

Both are the largest city in their respective states, but Boston's taxes are astronomically higher because the average property value is higher. 

I just had my first child too, and the lack of guaranteed benefits is really the only factor holding me back, because of the astronomical costs of healthcare when purchasing on your own.

People who need to sell, not just looking for an astronomical price.Good luck!

That would be astronomically expensive for most students who are often working with shoe string budgets. 

This, of course, requires good timing and a certain risk tolerance.If you really wanted to put this on steroids, you can buy House 2 with the $100k from House 1 as a down payment of a $500k property that will go back up to a $1 Million property when the prices come back.You can imagine that the returns are ASTRONOMICAL!!!

The labor cost aren't astronomical, we average less than $300/window when restoring them.