Sometimes it's smarter to pay those closing costs, and even pay points for a lower rate, especially in a buy and hold situation and especially in a rising rate environment.The most important thing is to align yourself with a rockstar Loan Officer, that works at a lender that doesn't gauge you in fees, that is looking out for YOUR best interests and educating you on all of your options, so that you can make the best decision for your situation.Hope that helps!

The guys who come into my office with their fancy suits & business partners saying they want to be 30 properties a month never end up buying anything.

As Joe Kennedy said, when the shoe-shine boys start giving you stock tips, you know the market is saturated.

Hi @Joe P.Give me a call, my office is in Mechanicsburg. 

Thanks for the tip about the REI, I believe I will check it out, thanks

Where my specific situation gets a little more confusing is that I have multi family units where there is a mix of longterm tenants and short term so I wasn’t sure if there is a tipping point where everything becomes schedule C vs.

We have an office in Towson which is outside Baltimore but are headquartered in Bethesda.We're not worried about competition online.For title companies, trying to acquire single clients via the web is a waste of money.

In Houston, we're already in, maybe not a crash, but a deep downturn in office buildings.

Who can I talk to at the County Clerk's Office to answer questions about how to purchase a property at the sale?

You can call their main office number or just pm me and I can get your number for the managing broker to give you a call!