Some towns/cities are more difficult to deal with than others in this regard, but it is a giant pain to deal with and typically comes to light within 24 hours of closing pretty much forcing us to pay whatever to get the transaction closed.It is one of those things that you don't even think of to look out for until it happens.

I do understand that you must accumulate knowledge before jumping into investing but would appreciate if I could gain knowledge from mentors rather than learning the slow and painful way.

I feel your pain.

If you have the $ available and are sure of your value going in (don't need value confirmation of a bank appraisal) your closing costs will be at least $3k lower.Plus much less time and the pain qualifying for the loan requires.   

Adding the plumbing for the kitchen sink can be a bit of a pain if the wall behind it is block..

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I-4 is consistently a mess traveling towards the theme parks in the morning and heading back to Sanford in the evening with rush hour traffic would also be painful.

Find a few more crews and use them too.Having specialists on your payroll is a pain in the ***.

There has been a lot of pain but the lessons are priceless.

But if they do it in one by one , they might be able to make better use of this "first time buyer advantage "For rene ..One learning experience for me was to go directly to the source of these loans , ( govnmt websites - I know its painful to read 50 page guides with financial mumbo jumbo ) and then interview mortgage brokers , because most of them would be specialized in only certain type of loans and would say "can't be done "