Let's say a house is priced at $100,000, you decide you're feeling generous and put a down payment of $70,000, leaving only $30,000 of a mortgage.

Navy Federal has an excellent secured card that graduates and they are very generous with their credit limits and that is important in reguards to utilization.

My honest advice would be to lean towards using on the the providers on here who are always generous with their time to help educate us all.

The tenant will appreciate your kind gesture and there will be no fighting with the family because you are not forcing them to pay anything beyond the last day they have belongings there.

Let's pretend it's a generous 1 yr CD with no early withdrawal penalty.7 year CD: 2% and penalized six months of interest if you pull funds out early.If you pull funds out after exactly 12 months, it's a wash:1 yr CD @ 1 yr: $10k * 1% = $100.7 yr CD @ 1 yr with penalty: $10k * 2% - [$10k * 2% / 2] = $100.After 18 months...1 yr CD @ 1.5 years: $10k * 1% * 1.5 years = $150.7 yr CD @ 1.5 years and penalized six months of interest: $10k * 2% * 1.5 years - [$10k * 2% * 0.5 years] = $200.So there's your low risk / low reward "CD hacking" tip of the day to get rich by earning an extra $50 on $10k after a year and a half.

Occupy a unit for one year and then move out, my parents are very generous and allow me to keep my room at their house.

If it can help me gain a Great Reputation and Close Great deals I won't hesitate to generously and fairly compensate them for that.

A private lender can have the money ready in three weeks.You get the chance to receive a generous annual return in the form of passive income.

Thanks for all your very helpful and generous teaching on BP!

Two years in and my original C- neighborhood (my husband says I'm a generous grader) property, all the tenants except one are on their second year of tenancy and no one owes me any money; I believe this policy is the primary reason.