I just meant that I'm not the expert on creative finance and this is a high value deal so I'm trying to use what resources are available to make the most of it.

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?

They are tuned to find the latest fraudulent advice from “Tick-Tock Tax Experts.”Be alert to any advice that includes the following:>Social media posts that claim everyone qualifies for certain tax credits.

The Section 168(K) special allowance, aka "bonus depreciation," is 100% of the chunk of the $300K that's "20 years or less" property.The cost segregation specialists are the experts you go to for determining this info.

Focus on understanding market trends, property values, and negotiation tactics.Build a Team: Consider assembling a team of real estate experts, such as a mentor, real estate attorney, accountant, and contractors.

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

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.  

Proper research and expert advice can prevent these deal-breakers.Detailed underwriting and stress testing are essential.

Tenant screening is a key responsibility of property management companies, and they should be experts in it.

When the time comes to evict our first tenant, I will hire the best lawyer and let the expert take care of it.