Husband and I are considering buying his parents' home and I have some questions about this and would love any feedback on how to minimize hassle and our costs.

As Waco continues to grow, which neighborhoods do you think are on the rise, and what indicators do you use to spot emerging investment areas?

OR should I be happy with what I'm already being charged and not renegotiate.Right now I pay 100% of first months rent for new leases$68 per unit month for management$150 for lease renewal$500 in reserve per unit for emergency repairs (this will add up on a multifamily not sure how I feel about that)$75 in person service12.5% for renovation projects and repairs20% upcharge on evictions last one was ($560 total)Thanks in advance for your help it means a lot!

I did think about HELOC option for downpayment but If I do a separate purchase, that's another mortgage.

I am personally very pleased with the Mayor's support for the stadium.

Some investors might also offer a flat fee, anywhere from $1,000 to $5,000, if it’s a smaller deal or if the realtor’s involvement was minimal beyond bringing the opportunity to you.You can negotiate based on how much work the realtor did (e.g., facilitating the deal, negotiations, etc.).

You'll be amazed at how it keeps you organized and prevents those dreaded oversights and costly mistakes.

Fair, I can see how I was scatterbrained there.

But, my partners have asked me to figure out when and how we could be able to access nonrecourse loans against just the company collateral instead...

I have $30 k in savings, no auto or student loans and excellent credit.