With that said,  Anchorage is pretty big and I know BP (talking oil, not bigger pockets) has a large presence on the local economy here. 

Also check out https://www.inc.com/larry-kim/top-5-free-online-courses-for-digital-marketers.htmlGood luck!

Thanks for the insight @Jeron Kyle, looking at a property built in 1920 right now, so I'll need to confirm any presence of knob and tube based on what you've suggested.I see that you've planned (or are) a contractor.

I can share my understanding of this scenario and suggest you do research from this...What you are referring to would only be a tax implication if the 'Substantial presence test' came into effect for you.

He'll negate the presence of your LLC in court. 

People need to learn to look at data, not emotions, opinions, wishes, or luck.If "making a deal" means being credible, having a web presence, and having credibility, ... this is simply what it takes to get a deal.

Therefore, if you do not intend to pay it off in a relatively short period of time, you could end up paying double-digit interest rates.Additionally, if your goal is to lower monthly payments, a cash-out refinance is almost always the way to go.However, neither I nor anyone else will be able to advise you on which way to go until we are familiar with your specific scenario.Please let me know if I can be of any assistance.

Hence, the title around digital and software tools.

Sure the interest isn't double-digits, but I'd much rather make 3% than 0.2% in a money market for literally 3 minutes more computer effort.  

If (when) builder's margins return to pre-pandemic levels, home prices could realistically fall by double digit percentages.