We had the previous owner come by the house, break in, and steal the shed in the back yard.

It is a retirement plan, at least part of it, and a light has been shed showing, (see below) that this is not enough to retire on, and still have the same standard of living that we enjoy now, albeit a modest one.To prepare for the sale of the house, it was going to take a long time to accomplish working full time.

Could anyone shed some light into how to deal with this or if it is just something we'll have to take care and pay out cash?

But it doesn't make sense to me so shed a few hundred dollars on a likely outcome that she leaves in a few days.If they otherwise still qualify, at this time of the year, I would take them.

I receive many pricing guidance requests for Freddie & Fannie Multifamily loans, so I figured I can shed some light on how I as a banker price loans.

Hello all,So I have an option to move into a rental property in a few years and shedding my current primary residence.

My preference is a dog under 35 pounds and not a heavy shedding type, aggressive, or a puppy.

Thank you all for shedding light on this and getting the wheels to turn.

I refied the same situation earlier this year (but with a kitchen in both houses) and the ADU was basically counted as a fancy shed.

(Mine have views, garages and storage sheds which increases the amount of rent collected.)