But, keep in mind you'll still need to be liquid for closing costs: Lender Fee, Broker Fee (if applicable), Title, Insurance etc.Cheers!

I'm sure this doesn't typically happen but the guy walked through, said everything looked good and charged us $350 to write a letter to the inspector saying he certifies the concealed work. 

In Dallas, my office has covered reserved spots (mostly empty), other offices can't charge enough for low garage reserved spots.

I have been using transunion smart move for some time now to screen applicants.

From what I heard, banks and credit unions tend to decline loan applications from self-employed people because we're viewed as high-risk.Are there any best practices or tips on how I can improve my chances of getting a home loan?

However, the account fees, transaction fees, asset registration, check fees (some custodians even charge for both incoming and outgoing), etc. form a good chunk of money eating away potential profit. 

Would like to know the approximate fees attorneys charge to file the Sce 22-5 Notice and then the cost to obtain order for tax deed.  

They charge in the area of 35%, which is expensive, but you're really paying for the convenience when you're not in the area to manage it.

I know for my beach STRs we charge much more in the summer than the winter.

  ( I dont mind renting out units, I rented my home that I owned out during college to pay my tuition.)The question is, would I be better suited selling the townhome at 160,000 to pay for the new property and have cash left over for construction and renovation OR  do I take out on the townhouse, hold it and charge around $1500 a month for rent and use that income to pay off both.as far as 1031 I could do that, you mean selling and using the funds to defer all gains on taxes?