A nice mix of glamping sites and permanent structures well spaced over ~100 acres.

I was thinking of offering 210K but I was just told by the realtor that the current owner is going to have to move out of the house into a rental unit for 6 months until they move again to NC for permanent residency.

It is a way to have your money work at two places at the same time, and on top of it you get financial protection for your family.If you use a third party lender, you can get arbitrage on the loan rate vs the policy rate, and you can also deduct the cost of the interest as investment expenses.It is a long term play, as the front loaded fee will need four to six years before you get ahead of investing without the use of a maximum overfunded permanent life insurance.For whole life insurance, there are mainly four companies that I would recommend. 

I believe FHA is permanent PMI unless the loan is refinanced down the road, but I'm not certain.

@Jehon Bendokas a bridge loan is probably the way to go until you could get the property to qualify for permanent financing.

Purchase price: $145,000 Cash invested: $88,000 Sale price: $350,000 Was planning on this being a semi-permanent family home... but of course a deal that was too good to pass up came along, and so we sold it in a hurry to purchase another single family.

If you decide to stay unemployed for a while or permanently, you will need to become creative in the way you obtain property.

Hi,If you are planning on holding the property long term.I would bring in a professional engineer or company that specializes in this sort of stuff and have them do a survey, report and written instructions as to exactly what should be done to permanently rememdy the issue.This is a big problem in JC so I am sure that there are people out there that are well versed in this sort of stuff and what the best solutions are.Perhaps reach out to local insurance companies to see who they have paid out to in the past to repair these sorts of issues or write reports on the findings.Problems like this have a habit of coming back again and again along with the cost to fix it.So it might be worth shelling out the money to get it done the best way possible so that you can.

This particular bank does not fund permanent jumbo loans so they have to go outside to close the jumbo perm loan.

It has some risks but good return.For money that I keep for around a year, I am putting money in short term real estate loans usually giving me 8 to 10%.I would not even consider stock market for anything that I would need in less than two years as while liquid you don’t want to be in a correction when you withdraw and will have to wait it out.But most of my cash flow is going into an overfunded permanent life insurance policy.