it appears they are coming up with this fee on the spot and they also came up with the refund on spot with no negotiation.

My lenders like the 25% down payment, as you say, and it guides my selection of multi family properties.

Instead, 1) I'd look through old posts2) Determine what RI strategies are available3) Decide which ones interest me4) Match my time/skill set against various strategies to select one5) Learn all about it6) take action when the time comesHere's an article to help you further:https://www.biggerpockets.com/member-blogs/10850/86621-six-steps-approach-to-getting-started-in-real-estate

With it's own parking spots and 1/3 of the backyard privately fenced in.

Assuming this thing is under control soon, we should see a good summer at the Lake.While we like to think of Tahoe as the one spot in the world, that isn't necessarily the case with VHR guests. 

So depending on where you are located, getting zoning moved up from an RS3 to RS4 may be next to impossible.As mentioned above (Prashanth is spot on regarding the process), my first step would be a call to the alderman's office and/or a discussion with an experienced zoning attorney that is familiar with the area.

@Ernesto Sanchez, Andrew is spot on for the most part. $30k is enough to get into a deal or two but unless you find the unicorns you're going to want more capital.

For 2019, Phoenix held the top spot most of the year.

This question was already answered for you @Andy Morris on another post.Here's the link that was recommended to you:https://journal.firsttuesday.u...There's numerous forms for you to select until you find the one that will assist you.I have no affiliation with this company..Good luck..

I like that it’s all in one spot.