They will remember you and keep you in mind for opportunities.You can also use the search option to look up Realtors and other professionals.Lastly, I recommend updating your BiggerPockets profile to share more about you, your goals, your service areas, and anything else you want to share with the community.All the best!

@Samantha FedorGet in touch with Samantha for excellent PM services in Cincinnati

If it is not signed, it is not a binding commitment... it was an offer.  

The title company will ask them for a payoff amount (which is why it should be 3rd party serviced so you know they did not miscalculate things) and then he gets paid off - he does not see the closing disclosure / HUD

They also offer all commercial real estate, not just multifamily.  

Specifically, they use a service like Plastiq; you can pay Plastiq a flat 3% fee (roughly) to make a wire transfer without triggering a cash advancement with the credit card company.

Then our students were having a crazy hard time with the current leading website provider and I had to come in and fix a bunch of crap that was wrong with said internet hosting and template provider so much so that they stopped offering our students support due to "custom code" on our websites.So I said fine.

A smaller home can offer a lower price point and the ability to renovate so that you can rent it out in as little as 6-12 months.If you buy as a primary you can put as little as 5% down since rates right now are still high 20% is not going to move the rate that much since PMI helps get a lower rate.

From what he has told me, he hasn't gotten any offers on it due to the neighborhood.

For me, it depends how much I want the seller to accept my offer and how willing I would be to walk away from that amount of money.If I'm playing hard ball on a property I'm not crazy about I might offer $1,000.