If rates come down (most likely not in 2025) you can refinance or just shovel cash-flow and pay it down quicker. 

They've gone as far as writing algorithms that pull data points like crime rates, age, median income, number of coffee shops and hundreds of others to create heat maps of where to buy.  

First thing I'd do is check comps to get an idea of the demand and rates you can charge for your condo as a MTR.

The drop and Swap is about all we use here due to the confiscatory tax rates based on sale price.

It's free to sign up for an account and the savings account has a very competitive interest rate.

Remember, for any claim, if you can just find one case where that proposed claim does not work it is enough to prove that claim is false.So consider this.They it was told toy uo by others is inherently flawed simply by this fact:If I give you a list of 18 year old people that don't own a house... and that list is 2000 contacts large, how many deals are you going to make?

In this case, you can use Rental Income from the units that you will not be living in and that income can count to help you qualify.FHA rates are going to be lower than conventional for you almost always, but FHA does have a 1.75% funding fee. 

Without a meaningful WHY, your failure rate will be higher.  

Even though buffeted by high interest rates and spiking insurance premiums, overall prices are still rising.

It's a guaranteed rate of return above and beyond anything you can get in the market or real estate. - The 4% rule is a helpful benchmark but leaves a LOT to be desired in terms of projecting retirement income from a liquid portfolio.