All weekend.So I guess technically she was right, I did have 'ants in my house'. 

While technically the longest amortization period you can get is 25 years, they've been allowing people to take out larger and larger loans with the same payment, effectively increasing amortization to 60+ years.

The house is listed as a 3/2, but it technically could be a 5/3.

Technically he has a 3rd option, refinance existing loan, take out equity and buy another house in desired area and rent out the existing house. 

Finish school, flying helicopters is a niche, it’s not like you’re getting a bachelors in a overly saturated field.

I augment technical analysis with developing local market intelligence. 

So ya that’s just a total technicality. 

However this may conflict w/ the Skill Bridge program that I am doing in the last 6 months of my contract which stipulates that I will be separating afterwards.Note: Skill Bridge is a technical program that helps to transition service members into the civilian employment world by providing trainings for skills such as my program for Software Engineering.

@Ned Carey is the tax lien king of Baltimore.I will say, it is the hardest niche in real estate.

Operating through an LLC can certainly provide some protection, but many mortgage companies include a "due on sale" clause in their contracts, which means transferring the property could technically trigger the need to pay off the mortgage.