The refinance is typically the icing on the cake if I were to get a portion of my capital back in year 2 or 3 of a 5 year projected hold period.Reason for this is because things can change, market could change & the business plan could change.Happy to discuss further if it helps.

The appreciation was the icing on the cake.

Those classes a lot of people are playing paddy cake with one another.

Don't know for sure but I would think you can't have your cake and eat it to

Fun while it lasted, where we've gotten to have our cake and eat it too, but we'll see this everywhere eventually. 

Appreciation to me is icing on the cake.

I know this area very well and I knew a large bungalow like this will sell like a hot cake to first time home buyers, especially because we would be able to convert it into a 4bd/1.1ba from a 3bd/1ba.

One of those baseline requirements is as follows (I feel like this has come up a lot in the last week, both here and in my IRL practice):So it's unlikely going to be one of those A+ paper jumbo lenders that compete on rate, until/unless you get that property fully rezoned/permitted/etc as a triplex OR remove that third unit (eg, turn it into a work shop, rumpus room, garage, shed, etc... things that you can't bake a cake in or permanently live in).

But THIS- what has transpired with my dealings with RCN- truly takes the cake.

I knew we needed to do a sch k for each partner so I bought turbotax business and figured it would be a piece of cake and so far it has been fine until I got to the balance sheet.