Open windows let in road dirt, dust and allergens that settle in your home and never leave and in doing so, promote health problems that go improperly treated for years.

My dilemma  for now is do I take the time to pay down all my debt and save more cash, or just go for it and use the cash flow to pay my debt down.

Results will vary by loan type and lender.An alternative that may resolve your dilemma is the use of a SD401(K), which allows far greater tax deductions than a SEP and allow you multiple routes to use the funds for real estate investment.

Depending on the system, (and what you're willing to pay for) they may even dig into the drain field to see if it is saturated.The county health department will have records on the locations, sizes, and capacities of the tanks, diversion box,  and drain fields, including an area delineated as a replacement drain field(s). 

I have a little dilemma.

House Value 330,000.00 Loan 105,000.00 Current Mtg 1,200.00 Rental Income 2,200.00 VA Apt Rent 1,800.00Numbers aren't bad, but here's my dilemma and I need some advice or opinions.

I am not a property investor, but have friends who are, and they have told me stories of ruptures within their families because of inter-family rentals gone wrong.Adding to the mix is the fact that my mother, the owner of the property, is elderly and in poor health.

My dilemma: What type of lender should I be using being that I want to acquire 2 mortgages in a short period of time.

As we plan for financial independence, and calculating our target financial goal, one big (unkown) piece of the puzzle is health insurance costs.

Here's my dilemma.