Regarding inspections, there was a law change at the state level limiting inspections by municipalities. so yea this is pretty normal.  

But I have credit cards with $30k limits at 4% annual interest rates and investment funds in the stock market should I need an emergency fund. 

If a big expense comes into play, I have two credit cards that are $30k limit each with only 4% Annual interest rate (active duty military).

Of course its not that there's NO ONE around but it definitely feels limited. :/ Anyone in the area feel otherwise?

I'm thinking they just hold the loan, but they also hold the deed until final payment so I don't know what legal limits they could impose on us.Feel free to tell me if I'm overthinking this part!

If your time is limited or you prefer that someone more experienced takes care of the investments for you, then syndications is a good option to consider.Best of luck!

I do not mind paying for a level of assistance but I see using a full time manager limiting my chances for a profitable property. 

I do not mind paying for a level of assistance but I see using a full time manager limiting my chances for a profitable property. 

In NJ the legal limit is a month and a half.

As long as I continue to work at my current company until March 1st, 2019 when my company pension benefit will be mostly maxed out.1) 401K @ 6% nominal, 2.91% real in year 2035 would be ~ 1 Million nominal, 600K real.2) HSA with same returns as above but at 65 years old would be 25K nominal, 13K real.3) Pension schedule If I work at my current place of employment until March 1st, 2019 tentatively as follows - start withdrawals at age:a) 50 ~ $959.00  b) 55 ~ $1,316.00c) 60 ~  $1,880.00This would be a fixed index annuity, not inflation adjusted.