Some accountants offer free introductory consultations, however there's no way such free engagements can cover the necessary ground.

I, alongside my brother, have just recently purchased a duplex in Grand Rapids, MI.

The seller's agent is very engaged in the area to ensure they maximize the deal for their client.

After my prop manager discussed options with counsel we decided to engage the tenant and "ask" them to leave.

Targeting a property that will go to auction soon but have current owner engaged in allowing me to negotiate with his lenders to try to settle these debts then purchase the property. 

I see kids in your profile pic, so you obviously have some little ones to consider as well.When my wife and I were engaged we were trying to decide between buying a SFH or to purchase a multifamily unit.

Bottom line is I think we are just going to get used to higher rates of inflation permanently. housing is 12% to 14% of GDP. federal funds rate has very little to no influence on home mortgage rates. it will influence business loans, credit cards, car loans, other business and consumer loans. mortgage interest rates are influenced by the 10 year treasury yield. the Fed will be engaging in Quantitative Tightening with instead of allowing treasuries to mature and roll off the Fed will sell off treasuries prior to maturity to increase supply, decrease price, increase yield to cause mortgage interest rates to increase to cause buyer demand to slow to cause home price inflation to slow to cause a drag on GDP to slow overall inflation. in anticipation of the Fed's QT the mortgage market and 10 year treasury yields are already reacting.

You need to engage an architect who is familiar with the building codes and zoning requirements of your area.

This will be expedited with my fiance doing the same thing alongside me.

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