Remember that deal that made you pop bottles in Vegas and buy that $13,500 Submariner from the Rolex shop on 5th Ave?

Considering your 25, unless you're receiving an extremely large gift from your parents as a down payment your home probably won't be expensive enough for the commission to be worth it. 3% of a $300k is only $9, and by the time to figure in a transaction coordinator and your broker split you'll be walking away with half that.

@Steve Vaughan  welcome to the world of attorneys.. title companies are far more accurate than most attorney firms in my experience.. when I had my HML shop I had to hire a doc review person to review the docs coming in from other states.. the errors were so common and funny..

You can get hourly quotes from designers who help make finishing choices and even offer to shop for you.

I suspect the person who bought it on the wrap actually just lived there for free I would not believe them when they say they made payments. and the original seller got wiped out and now has trashed credit as a parting gift..

If I can get 0% financing on today's deal, that discount will have a much higher yield later when Sally Squashhead the internet shopping queen comes calling or gets one of my annual letters informing her of the small pile of money I recently "came into" and would she consider taking a bigger check today for a few less payments later. 

We've been telling investors for a while now about the good things happening in Englewood with Whole Foods, Starbucks, Chipotle , and others setting up shop there.

My advice would be to shop around.

I partnered with a friend of mine to open up an Auto Shop in Upland but that was a project of it's own.

After buying this property, I start shopping for property managers and find their rates to be ridiculous (30%-50%!).