Hi my name is Chad and I am currently active duty (Air Force, 12+ years) and stationed at Mountain Home AFB in Idaho.  

Well it might if you live in a HEAVY WINTER climate, Rocky Mountains or anywhere that you get a really long COLD season.

I am looking at different amortization tables for my loan of $101,250 over 30 years at 4.625%.That loan paid early with an extra $300 principal per month adds up to: $36,400 so it would be paid off in April 2031, roughly 14 years from now.

Instead, Plymouth is in the rural "lakes region" or "mountains region," depending on your cut offs.From what I can tell, downtown Plymouth is currently saturated with college rental investment companies.

It's a lot of stuff I am not sure you can find until are at the table, talking to the seller.

Or, partner up with a local flipper - you don't have to be the one bringing money to the table in order to use your experience and interest to generate income.

In the mortgage world a second home is similar to a primary home except that it is only used by the borrower for part of the year, like a used for vacation like a home in big bear mountain or aspen to going skiing.A home to rent out is a non owner occupied property or investment property and as such its priced about .250 - .50% higher than a primary or second home.

Great beer, legal weed, nearby mountains and 300 days of sunshine.

Hey not far from the west side of the mountains.

I’d say this is the value that I bring to table, unlocking one’s hidden potential.