Hi, wondering if you are entitled to commission for a property and you are the buyer representing yourself, do you get the commission in time to use it toward your closing costs?

The properties I own free and clear are in the LLCs however it isn't merely picking and choosing how to title, sometimes you are limited.I could have gotten a portfolio loan but would have had to give up 1-1.5% on interest rate to do so and wouldn't have gotten a 30 year amortization.

But are just sitting on it as the development cost is too high.

Additionally, Parma's proximity to Cleveland enhances its appeal, offering easy access to urban amenities and employment opportunities without the higher living costs associated with larger cities.

Interest is the cost of borrowing money and, as the article says: “As long as you’re making that money work for you—for instance investing in other property—and your rate of return is greater than your cost of the HELOC, it’s a good tool”I am paying roughly 4.5% to borrow money on a HELOC that is making me a minimum of 20% on my investments.

Hello All,I'm under contract to purchase my first office space in Raleigh NC and was curious if anyone has any commercials properties in the area whose brain I can pick.I have a few questions on things such as best entity to buy it under, insurance policies, having a cost segregation study completed, etc.

If you win, they will have to pay the extra expense of the filing fees, etc, on top of what you say your damages are (which would be the cost to hire someone else to complete the job).   

Transaction costs of selling, then buying will mean a hit to the equity that you have, plus a likely tax hit.

Maybe that is why the general rule of thumb is MTRs are 1.5 times the cost of LTRs

Additionally, repair costs (if any),  all closing costs are covered by the buyer, and there is no commission!