*drops mic*  I had to fish out your answer :)Thank you my man!

It sounds like you're fishing in the retail pond instead of the wholesale pond.

So it depends.But there are a few big guys and then a ton of little fish hustling their products.

But let's say for devil's advocate - they find a home as Richard Fish at 123 Happy Lane Chicago, ILL from the county rolls.

It seems like from an investment standard the 30yr is better because the excess cash can yield higher rates elsewhere than sitting as equity.I'm a small-fish compared to some on this board (only 2 rentals ) , but I went with 30's on the properties I bought, not so much because i have a use for "excess cash", but because the lower monthly "nut" makes it easier to finance more properties, should I come across any.

The survey results came back with 3 burrows that are active, requiring them to obtain a permit from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

You are still saving money on the deal   Sounds like the guy is fishing for more money any way.  

I'm simply looking to broaden my knowledge in real estate and always looking for a profitable investment. 

Hey everybody,So after almost a year of feeling like a small fish in a big pond in New York City, I decided to go to Philly.

Keep fishing you will catch one.