It sounds like you’re selling for $500k after closing costs?

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The city quoted $15,000 for five additional meters, so instead, I added $50 per month to the rent to cover the water costs.

Another option is you could get a construction/bridge loan.My sense is thebuilder wants money upfront and insurance is saying no - which is typical in commercial deals where contractor does not get paid until work is done - none of this upfront stuff except for some mobilization costs.

But you are effectively putting yourself into more debtThere is good debt, and bad debtStudent loans are IMO bad debt - yes you get a degree that gives you a good paying job, but it costs you money every month to hold that debtReal Estate debt if used properly can be good debt.

Added a power boat and rented it along with the weekly house rent.

Power stripped 60 years of paint from the floor-to-ceiling river rock fire place.

Worked really well and it didn't cost me anything.

Hi Melvin,Origination charges = 0 [Covered completely with lender credits]Services you cannot shop for = 2725 [This is the VA funding Fee]Services you can shop for AKA title work = 1723Total Loan Costs A+B+C = 4448Taxes and government fees = 3279 & G Prepaids and initial Escrow at closing = 10007Total cost including escrow = 14455

And if it did happen, the lender will simply fix the "botched paperwork" and proceed, A lawsuit will cost your friend $25,000 plus paying the arrears on the loan with no guarantee of success.