This is in PA if that matters.I know this topic has been asked numerous times but would love to hear any updated/specific thoughts.

It's the Golden Goose that just keeps on giving as my first home in Oakland only me $32,500 back in 73 zero down GI bill.

Now a 25,000 sq ft mansion with the best views in Arizona and close to Sedona and all of the numerous sights, adventures, and wine county that northern AZ and the Verde Valley have to offer.

Those are some great ideas @Bill Brandt.

We were told by our architect that we could legally build out our basement which is a MASSIVE financial gain and the best part is that our foundation guy quoted us $20k to dig out and pour the slab now putting the foundation bill at $130k.  

OK quick advice so I'm refinancing my duplex I've only owned it for almost one year, The real estate market is hot out here in North Idaho the home gotta appraised for 100 K more than purchase price They only give you 80% of the appraised value with a cash out refi , I was hoping for more but they're only willing to give me 17k at the closing table, It will raise my mortgage $200 monthly from 1880 to 2080 Since I'm house hacking The $1400 for rent on the other side supplements my income Which leaves me not having to pay too much to cover the paymentI've been going back-and-forth, but I really need to pay off $17000 of credit card debt It will raise my credit score significantly at least and then I'm thinking 6 more months down the road I can move it to a conventional loan or take a take advantage of FHA Program that lowers my interest rate if I have a good credit score to lower my payment right back downMy credit card bills amounts to 490 monthly( This is just the minimum payments) If I do Go through and take this to the closing table I will be saving $300 a month instantly By having to not send out 490 monthly in cc bills although my mortgage will go up $200 should I go through with it or try to plug away at the cc debt for the next year !?

In the City of Tampa, if a property is being sold and the tenant has failed to pay their water bills, does the seller have to pay the amount owed during closing?

If there's 4 tax bills, that would lead me to believe it's 4 properties.

He is not a guy that just does taxes passively, he actually runs projections in Q3 so you can know your upcoming tax liabilities and he can then can recommend way to lower that tax bill before the 31st.

Closing costs can be thousands of dollars, and you may need to foot the bill for inspections, home repairs, or even fun things, like new furniture.