I have a couple of options:1) Bank what I've described above and come back with an extra $13,000 - $16,000 cash + current cash on hand. 2)  Option #1 + bank my index fund as cash (600 per month) = $16,000 - $19,000 cash + current cash on hand. 3) Options #1 + #2 + bank my TSP fund as cash (560 per month) = $19,000 - $23,000 cash + current cash on hand. 4) All options + Roth IRA (458 per month) = $23,000 - $25,000 cash + current cash on hand. 

USE PROPERTY’S LEGAL DESCRIPTIONFOR SUBDIVISON INDEX TO LOCATE LANDLIST BOOK / PAGE NUMBER2.

The HELOC we have discussed has the lowest fees and the least amount of paperwork, but usually is adjustable monthly and tied to some index, usually prime.

I know I have recieved about a 9% return on index funds the last 5 years and In the future I plan on moving more money intro real estate Yes, are you looking for a gc?

However, if I can give my IRA a 10% return over 6 months then that would be better than most index funds returns in the stock market.

Go to the county and search for records (those same book/page indexes) for the lot's parcel number.

Mortgage notes are set on spread on the market indexes.

The fresh air is amazing, and "biking for dollars" is fun :) I also love personal finance and geeking out on index funds and compound interest :) I'm learning first hand how much knowledge everyone I meet has to offer!

That calculation is for people who have their net worth invested in index funds.

Every one that I've been apart of has let me invest in index funds, BONDS, or let it sit in the money market.