I'd love to have an expert walk me through analyzing a deal so that I can have confidence that I'm going it right.

I'm not a social media sales expert, but I am an open book. 

I'm a little confused here I was given 2 different options and don't know which is better, I would like to hear your guys opinions since you are experts: which of these 2 options are better and why, thanks for your timeWith 15% down the par rate would be 7.375% as of today for a 30-year fixed conventional investment mortgage.

To the local title company experts and agents in the Erie County area:I need help understanding when I can skip the time and cost of a new land survey (the physical measuring of the lot) when closing on a simple, existing single-family house that hasn't changed in 50 years.For a standard, old residential home, can we usually use the old survey from the previous owner to get the necessary title insurance?

I am no expert at it, but I have a CPA friend who just did this and told me it was well worth doing, and my CPA is telling me the same.  

They are supposed to provide their 'expert opinion' on the condition of the property.The buyer's agent's job is to make their client happy and comfortable and give them the truth...they should be handling the situation better.....

I will however leverage my new found knowledge to put us in an even better position.

They contain shortcuts to knowledge and potentially community. 

It sounds like you just need very basic information, and beginner info is easy to come by for free, so I would only pay for the convenience of having structured lesson plan of information, not for the information itself.Once you have the basics, then you can start seeking out experts in specific areas, where the value of their information is much higher because it dives deep into a specific topic.  

Experts on expired listings and the tools you need to manage your time.