Sure you can ask a question and get a number of answers, but I find you get the most value by interacting and giving, even if your new.

If you can get another loan and just use the HELOC for down payment, and that makes more sense for you, do that.It's a tough question to answer because you can really do it anyway you want.

Based on what you said, I wouldn't do this for the first deal because unlike all those gurus say it DOES take money and a LOT of time to get it right.I'm sure there are other ways to find deals but as you can see non are "the answer" but there is a common theme there: you have to network with other peers in the industry.

Hi,You would need to look at what area you're in the answer the question about brokers.

But if it is a good deal I would not sit on the sidelines if you are worried about not filling up the apartment for some reason.I do not think there is a 'right' answer to this question until you get a timeline from a GC.

I’d be happy to answer any of your questions on here.

-they have til end of day Friday to file their answer.

I know that may not be the answer you’re looking for but the only way to truly delve into the numbers and get a fair honest assessment of each property (we all know they’re different) is to take the time to get into the numbers on your own. 

I'm second guessing some answers my CPA gave me recently and wanted to run the following questions by others who specialize in real estate accounting. 

Then you'll have a better answer on what to do.