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I understand that individual circumstances play a huge role, but am curious as to what you would recommend based on your experiences. 

Timing also plays a factor.

I was using the bp calculator to run the numbers, but I’m still down to use play with the spreadsheet your have.after checking out the space I’m not sure that I had the right compatibles.

The scenario is a little confusing as to where the title insurance comes into play. 

@John Kilhafner I build and sell homes and it’s definitely a hard game to play especially in today’s market.

Without having clear goals and parameters, it can become an emotional play and that is not a situation you want to be in. 

When determining a buy down, most investors do what you already did; they determine how long to recoup the extra money down.If it's less than 36 months and the investment is a long term play, that's good.

They have some play in their prices so if you say Home Depot is selling the same window for $149. 

I just closed on a property that the tenants were supposed to be of their rent but turns out they aren’t.I’m gonna try to play nice and get all the information I can on them, so maybe we can get rental assistance.I think NYS will extend the eviction moratorium as this state sucks lolI wonder how NYC is going to be when the chips fall