The home is in a great location and has accrued a tremendous amount of equity.

I will then rent it out, get a cash out refinance, and repeat to accrue cash flowing properties that require minimal work.

Because of this, Roth accrued interest will be taxed 10% but not the contributions, and traditional contributions are taxed but not accrued interest.

Funny how that worked.In Massachusetts, where all this took place, judgments accrue interest at 12% per year.  

how do you know how much principal you have accrued after putting 20% down?

For January through October I will be accruing this expense even though I won't pay it until November.

I’m using the GI bill so I’m not accruing student debt.

Interest will continue to accrue on a smaller principal amount beyond the five years.If I go with paying down the mortgage option and do a cash out refi, I will have to pay closing costs, which also complicates the equation.

Mortgage amount being foreclosed is 206k And interest accrued on file is 150k 😱😱Now, if the starting bid is 206k does that reflect interest also ( bank just decided to give up on the interest) or I have to pay the interest on top of the winning bid amount?

On the trial date, adjustments can and will be made for any newly accrued amounts (e.g.