I plan to live in the unit for a couple years before moving out and buying another property.

I would put the student loan on an automatic minimum payment plus some comfortable, but not too large, additional principal payment (if available) per month, then forget about it.

But their memberships are still live. 

Hi @Damein WhiteYou can dispute the appraisal, you'll just need additional comps to do so.

You could do a selective cash out refinance on one property to give you tax free living cash.If you do sell you'll want to do a 1031 exchange if you can so that you can avoid tax on all of your gain. 

I live in a suburb of Indy with my wife and 3 teenage kids.

I can into you to our security's attorney if you'd like.You don't want to refi to add additional debt that will put you in a negative cash position.

Is my understanding correct, or is the municipality actually able to prevent one from replacing or adding additional homes on existing pads?

Hi Jason,While I have not invested in the Virgin Islands, I am a legal assistant who lived and work for real estate attorneys on St.

Consider a mobile home - or some type of living situation that doesn't require such significant foundation work.