I think you may need a new lender that is able to grow with you.

Its really hard to say it depends on a lot of things - My rule of thumb - especially when its higher than I think it should be, is to get at least 3 quotes.

Although i do think there is more money to be made in RE than selling soap. 

Also thinking to hire my own hvac, plumbing, and electrical?

@Allen Zhu I think looking at rate only is not a good position.

I'm thinking HubSpot is the best choice. 

If you're envisioning picking up one of our massive brick or brownstone row homes that has 3-5 units contained in areas with very little to no board-ups and some of the city's highest values (think Bolton Hill, Mt.

I always told clients even when the rates were going up not to buy something on short-term thinking (i.e.

Similarly, if you put several Class D tenants in a Class A 4-plex, what do you think will happen to the property?

Given these circumstances, do you think an LLC is the best approach, or is there another way to add me to the title without affecting property taxes while ensuring I become an owner?