https://www.zerohedge.com/mark...Countless Fidelity Accounts Showing Zero Balance by  Tyler Durden Wed, 02/19/2020 - 11:01   While stocks are hitting fresh all time highs, bringing joy and spreading the "wealth effect" across America, clients of the Fidelity brokerage are having a rather shi**y day because due to a glitch, or perhaps a hack, countless accounts are currently showing a zero balance, or simply removing accounts altogether.While we assume this pesky "glitch" will be resolved promptly, we should point out that if the market were to ever again suffer a down day and should investors wish to sell some/all of their holdings, this would be a convenient way to quickly and efficiently prevent that from ever happening.

Once you close you can adjust your financial position with an alternate lender.

@Tyler Lee with prices rising all over Massachusetts a good alternative to some of the higher price cities I have found is Fitchburg and Leominster with the price point your looking for. 

Alternatively, use an attorney or Title Co for the first one, and use that as your template for any in the future.As for the timing, I'm not sure it matters much if it's before/after tenants.  

I want to put down as little as possible and am interested in any alternative programs that help do so. 

Ive read the book, listened to countless podcasts, and now ready to network and learn from you all!

Alternatively, just throw up a license agreement through a basic web auth that prompts for guest name and email like every hotel chain anywhere is doing now except by asking for your room number and doing the math for you in their reservation system.

Is there any other alternative financing available?

Hi Anthony,  For what it is worth, you have some good advice above, but I'll offer an alternative perspective for thought. 

If however the rent gap and difference is very wide then the business owner has to really see the value in the office space as a necessary cost to their business model versus alternatives at cheaper costs.