Even without the HOA fees, that is no deal.

I realize I must still take the courses to qualify for the exam, but here's my real issue$60 Exam fee (one-time)$49 fingerprint fee (one-time)$245 license fee (annually)This is costly enough to make me ask if it's really worth it.

If it still meets your goals even with that payment, then go ahead.Not a lot of people realize that a line of credit usually has a fee to withdraw and after some time they shut it down anyway because they require a new credit check.

My question is has anyone put HOA fees into an escrow account until they HOA ponies up and takes care of their end like they are supposed to?

But being that there are yearly fees with a LLC.

Origination fees for such loans are about $200 and that, along with other fees, lenders make these loans with their money and sell them off.

Does your lease and local law allow late fees?

You don't have to pay broker fees on buy side usually as listing broker should share his commission.

For example, some property investors use a quick close to help negotiate a low price; to these borrowers the ability to make a decision quickly and fund quickly is of paramount importance, so that they will pay higher interest rates and fees in exchange for speed.

They'll charge a 250 entity review fee to make sure the entity bylaws and operating/partnership agreement doesnt have anything conflicting to their loan terms.With respect to my bank, we do allow the borrower to switch the title to their LLC with out due on sale post closing on our conventional loans as long as they are current each bank is different so I would check with yours to make sure this is okay.