Just an observation and could just be around me but I've noticed quite a few owners we have selling their rentals properties since the rental market has been lower compared to a year ago and the condo associations have been increasing the fees a lot.

What I like about the HELOC regardless of whether you use it or not is that it doesn't cost you anything to have(besides a nominal setup fee usually) but then you are able to use it at your discretion.

- Yes Holly please fee free to send me a DM and I will send you a link to my insurance brokers intake form, they have gotten my insurance down about 40% from the highs experienced last year!

My secondary backup plan is to just sell the place at the two-year mark, however I am thinking I will take a 5 figure loss by doing that due to the fees inherent in selling home with the assessed appreciation of the house (670K to 680K by Dec 2024 if projections hold true).

Hi everyone,I'm a pharmacist at a hospital in Boston, MA and was wondering if I could collect referral fees (?) 

My biggest concern is obviously the risk factor, like any investment, risk is the name of the game "no risk no reward".

The good rates and low fees come with fannie mae rules, so if you didn't pay cash and can't use delayed financing, the answer will be no.

Make sure to factor in these potential costs and the time required for maintenance.Insurance and Warranty: If you decide to purchase new appliances, they typically come with a warranty.

My agent has offered to handle these tasks for a fee of $1000 or a continuing 10% commission for full property management services.

You will have less fees than the other lender.