I would highly recommend you to use Wordpress.

Does anyone have a civil engineer recommendation for a high density community development project in Kansas City?

Rents are pretty high in Baltimore ($1500- $1700 for this sort of home).

As someone new to selling property, I had expected to pay around $5k, so this figure seems quite high to me.Also, I've already scheduled to sign the closing documents on Monday, April, 8.

@Gladys Cepeda I highly recommend the Starting Out Forum or the First-Time Home Buyer Forum to read other people's similar questions and learn through the advice they received.

Assuming you are inquiring for the Myrtle Beach market, the average (across the 5 submarkets and all property types) is for 72.5% to require 2 nights or less (46.5% have no requirement).This is highly variable by ZIP code and property size/type, however.

Good luck with the project.It supposedly has a very high 'pigment count', seems really good.

With borrowing rates as high as they are, it could be difficult to maximize income by 1031 exchanging into a rental that is both (a) financed, and (b) in an urban area where prices may still be close to 2023 peaks. 

I highly recommend trying out some of the free trials the different softwares have and seeing what works best for you. 

@Samuel Metcalf- Most HELOC lenders  only lend on primary homes ...the  few lenders that do HELOCS on  rentals will likely have a low  CLTV   ( and a high margin over prime  which will lead to a rate in double digits ) .. check  with the banks / credit union located close to the property  and  also maybe there will be some feedback on this thread  pointing towards lendign sources that might work