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Hunter,Couple additional thoughts here but you will have to evaluate if the juice is worth the squeeze.

It is against Fannie Mae and Freddie and RESPA guidelines to provide such information unless specific information is left out and additional verbiage is added to the DU approval to specify that 1.

Here’s a quick breakdown:Cash-Out Refinance: You’d pay off the existing mortgage (the $45k balance), get a lower interest rate, and pull out the additional $20k.

3D tours would sound like an awesome addition.

Determine a goal you’d like to work toward financially, is it “financial freedom” (whatever that means to you), buying a business, becoming self employed, becoming a full time real estate investor, having enough cash for your kids college education, having enough to retire, becoming a centi millionaire, etc.3.

Perhaps the conventional 5% down, but since I am self-employed and write everything off, I am being told that I would still need to put down 20% and provide a year's worth of bank statements to satisfy the underwriter.My question for the community is: does anyone have any ideas on how I might structure my first deal to acquire property number one?

There are also additional costs of operating and maintaining an LLC, like separate bank accounts, annual report filings, tax filings, etc.2.

Additionally, is there increasing population or decreating population.

Additionally, you'll be making a lot of decisions on the plans today that will drastically affect the cost of your build later, so get a GC lined up now that you can run questions past like gas in the building or all electric, if it's a duplex how do I get away with no house meter for the electric so I only have two meters and not a house meter you have to pay for, etc.