30 year fixed rate mortgages only exist for home loans b/c of FDR's New Deal in the 1930s, it's not really a thing for commercial mortgages.

The Phoenix Metro area MLS (ARMLS) implemented the new forms as of August 1. 

I'm looking to install a new furnace in my duplex in Cincinnati OH. 

I would appreciate being connected with any reliable nonprofit REIA or Meetup clubs in New York so I can gain knowledge in this area.

I'm currently sitting on about 20 properties in the Philadelphia area and I'd like to find new ways of getting my deals in front of buyers. 

Most investors, particularly new investors don't understand this and believe they can hide under the cloak of secrecy for additional fees and there are slick attorneys out there lining their pockets selling the platinum level car details to the owners of 1995 honda civics with a rusted hood and 4 mismatched donut wheels.

I say were because 1 of them moved in a new boyfriend who has a full time job and they now they pay without the assistance.No issues with either of them so far.

If you buy condos within a new program, the developer may be able to finance though. 

Meanwhile he's going to be wanting his deposit back. 

How that is addressed will depend on whether this is a new venture funded with cash, an acquisition, a round of expansion funding, etc.