The only downside I see is not being able to take advantage of the tax deductions from interest as one would with a standard mortgage (for the purposes of this discussion let's assume I am using the money for something other than real estate, therefore no tax deduction possible).With a HELOC, I calculate that I'll only lose about $750 in tax deductions per year; at that rate, it would take about ten years before the closing costs of a mortgage are eclipsed by the loss in tax deductions of a HELOC. 

Hi everyone,Just went into eclipse to renew a rental license and it came up with a new statement saying either the property must be managed by a PM in the city or we must have an address of an office in the city.  

I think that ADUs definitely have this trendy vibe that eclipses the economic realities of them.  

I would probably send a check, or if you are inclined, get professional advice on your state rules (which, of course, may  eclipse the cost of the underlying dispute, hence making the return of the deposit a more efficient course economically).But you do get a good low cost lesson in flaky tenants and careful documentation That is perhaps the most valuable part of the episode going forward.

The labor on on a repaint could easily creep up to the amount you are talking about or eclipse it.

Several blocks away, construction is progressing on a new City Hall and parking garage that will help make municipal government more efficient by putting more departments under one roof.Construction on the new Front Row Huntsville development, an 11-acre mixed-use development at the former Big Springs Bottling plant, is expected to begin in spring 2023.Following the recent completion of the Eclipse, CityCentre at Big Spring is expanding its downtown footprint and will add two additional phases.

"According to data from the Federal Reserve; by 2017, the $100 note eclipsed the $1 to become the most widely distributed U.S. currency.

This can be done through the Department of Licenses and Inspections (L&I) on a website called eclipse.

Whoever wrote out 1031 exchange rules must have been a fan of rare solar eclipses and mayan calendars.

I am trying to verify the social media hype that evictions have eclipsed the GR (Great Recession) levels.