It seems the best option for managing the cash outlay for the construction of the additional units would be to take a cash out loan on the 2nd home, locking in an interest rate that should be lower (either a 15year or a 5yr ARM).  I

Hello all, I am a 21-year-old UNC Charlotte Student and Army Cadet about to graduate and commission in mid-May.

In December 2020 I ended my term of service in the Army, and my wife and I moved back home to Tampa, FL, from Oahu, HI.

Neighborhoods I'm looking into are Mathews, Monroe, Mint Hill, Indian Trail, and Belmont.

I would first like introduce myself: My name is Demetreious Walston, I just turned 21 years old, I am in the Army Florida National Guard, go to school at the University of Florida, and I am new to investing, real estate, and this community.

I would first like introduce myself: My name is Demetreious Walston, I just turned 21 years old, I am in the Army Florida National Guard, go to school at the University of Florida, and I am new to investing, real estate, and this community.

Yes ex-military Army.

I'm in southern New Bern, not far from Atlantic/Indian beach and Emerald Isle.

How to fill out the contracts (still new since I have not done my first deal yet)Those are some of the things I have learned aside from other stuff, I have a long way to go and I am willing to do what it takes to get out of the Army and continue to build a future for me and my family.Hope everything made sense and thank you if you have reached this far, I truly appreciate it.

It might be tough to find a 25-30 year loan with these low loan amounts though. (2) It's better to find a completely fixed rate. 5-year ARM is OK, but better if you can have it fixed throughout the life of the loan.