The reason I’m asking is because I want to start REI but don’t want to use my first time home buyers ability because I’m waiting for my annuity to get $100k in so I can put down on a house.When I take out my annuity to buy a house they don’t charge me ANY fee to take out my annuity..

The reason I’m asking is because I want to start REI but don’t want to use my first time home buyers ability because I’m waiting for my annuity to get $100k in so I can put down on a house.When I take out my annuity to buy a house they don’t charge me ANY fee to take out my annuity soon.

The reason I’m asking is because I want to start REI but don’t want to use my first time home buyers ability because I’m waiting for my annuity to get $100k in so I can put down on a house.When I take out my annuity to buy a house they don’t charge me ANY fee to take out my annuity soon.

For the manual calculation, I calculated the present value factor and I calculated the present value annuity factor. 

BUT now I have an annuity with $30k in it and I want to wait a couple more years to have $70k for a nice 20% down on a house we like.

For example, annuities can have restrictions on when you can withdraw the money, so be careful with those.

Depending on my rental portfolio at the time, I will also likely add some annuities to my portfolio in those later years for income streams as well, even if I don’t necessarily “need” them as much.  

Loans are only possible from qualified plans that satisfy the requirements of 401(a), from annuity plans that satisfy the requirements of 403(a) or 403(b), and from governmental plans.

Nice annuity!!!

Hypothetically if I had a 457b plan thru my job and wanted to withdraw on it to buy the house Im currently renting for my first BRRRR, would this be potentially good move?