I would rather have that than big closets... although.. shoes need a place too!

I have $20,000 tie up in silver, but I don't want to sell it and then not get the house.

I have an interest in properties and hopefully one day I can be in your shoes doing something like this.  

Unfortunately I'm tied up with graduations both Thursday and Friday.

My husband has an established contracting business where we live so he needs to be here most of the year, but I am not tied to a specific location.

Get a new agent and have your partner (who you say has all the cash) to produce a bank statement with their name on it showing all of this cash with the account number blacked out valid within the last 30 days.Some people claim to have cash but it is really a hard money loan with conditions for funding tied to it.

If I were in your shoes, I'd sell the building and roll the funds into a multifamily asset (5+ units) that cash flows in considerable excess of your mortgage and expenses.

Hey all, I know that this is not directly real estate related, however it is tied to my journey as a real estate investor.My team and I are planning a concert (Kendrick Lamar) here in town (Brooklyn), and are trying to figure out who to approach for funding for a venture like this.

But guess what - inflation is not tied to wages directly so increases in inflation do not necessarily drive wages up so it's actually very easy to get into an inflationary cycle where wages do not go up and rents do not go up but mortgage payments do.  

Based on comps & market analysis, after refinancing (and renting out of course) I'll own the property with a 30 year note with NONE of my own money tied into the property, cash flowing a couple hundred a month (I do my own PM, place is getting overhauled throughout thus no major capEx for awhile).