He has not contacted a realtor and he is willing to work with me to do whatever it takes to preserve his credit.

Whether it is executable remains to be seen.Yes I will try to buy it outright and have them rent but I was at first trying to preserve their ability to get started on their own with low down payment, low interest rate, and create equity for them.If I buy it myself the interest rates for investors are higher and I will have to pay a 20% down payment along with put out some money for minor fix up.

However, I heard Suze Ormon give another reason and I just want to verify the math before I get too excited...We've got $2,160 cash flow minus all expenses per month.Is it true we would have to have $675,000 at 5% interest in order to generate the same income and preserve the capital?

The rule does not prohibit legitimate safety restrictions or restrictions designed to preserve designated or eligible historic or prehistoric properties, provided the restriction is no more burdensome than necessary to accomplish the safety or preservation purpose.

Hi, a good solution for the right person is a foreign insurance policy which can hold the real estate, and can have tax advantages and wealth preservation benefits.

The preservation co. for the REO fixed the broken window and put a security bar on the sliding glass door.

Basically keeping the places looking "lived in" and preserving their curb appeal.

Mark, et al.I thought I would share these steps in wealth management.Any wealth management plan should address these 4 issues:1) create and grow your wealth2) protect and preserve your wealth3) plan for the distribution of your wealth during your lifetime in the best ways especially considering taxes.4) plan for the distribution of your wealth after your lifetime in the best ways especially considering taxes.Obviously there are more details to a plan than outlined here.

I'm unconvinced as yet that the US is the place to "retire" and/or preserve wealth.

Owning them and preserving them has nothing to do with active leases.