Barb Getty a real estate agent (Barnes Property Management LLC), author , etc for over 20 yrs there, has really helped me heaps and saved me from making many rookie errors and buying from the wrong areas.It's been hard finding loans, seller finance, etc.

For a full fledged bubble to be created their must also be excessive debt used to invest in the inflating assests.

It's loaded with spiders, spider webs, and such.

Buying a condo in NYC got the estimated closing costs (primary residence) of 12,500$ on a 240,000 purchase with 20% down.. does this seem excessive ?

This amount of excess income will increase as we work our way up our career paths.We currently do not live in the area, but wish to invest in the market back home in 2018.

I'll point out that arguing from authority is the oldest logical fallacy in the book, and at best it's not very useful for others here in a public discussion forum.

I think you're right.The further I get into this book the more I realize the author is essentially laser focused on seller financing.

I don't want the expense of an online software because I only have 6 units and $40 a month is excessive.  

Ryan Miller I'd say that a separate account for each property seems a bit excessive.

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