The only charges typically seen for a seller are prorations, commissions, mortgage satisfaction recording fee, and half of the transfer tax (PA).

I have a tenant who is getting a trained guide dog to visit Alzheimer's patients in nursing homes, etc.   

Weather the storm and wait until you can start profiting on your investment, i.e. be patient 7-10 years as this will pay dividends.

I think she should be patient as someone else had commented and continue to build equity.

But you have to be patient, it could take two weeks as it could take 2 years, you just have to keep showing up !

Notice no 3-Night or less stays:) If you have a quality property it will book you just have to be patient.    

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The important thing to do when starting out is to be patient and very conservative with your numbers.

So I was patient and would rather have my money work for me and grow tax free while I waited.

I think the best strategy currently is to purchase a primary residence (1-4 units), be patient, slowly pay down your principal, and then when you are experienced/ready, do a HELOC (only if the #s still work on your primary) and then use that to purchase a potential BRRR w/ 20% down or purchase another primary residence w/ 3-5% down, again making sure the #s work.