Many will say no initially because they either don't understand what that means or they have never considered it.

So, while being able to rent it out when I move and cash flow (even if it's still highly leveraged with the same initial mortgage payment) I would also like a place that is at least stable, with a decent chance for appreciation.I have begun to look in areas such as Moon, Mt.

So, while being able to rent it out when I move and cash flow (even if it's still highly leveraged with the same initial mortgage payment) I would also like a place that is at least stable, with a decent chance for appreciation.I have begun to look in areas such as Moon, Mt.

RICO and other federal acts can easily be Googled by their initials for a definition.

Although the initial uptake is slow (I'd recommend budgeting in some advertising), it ends up being a really sustainable product if there's ways to build/park the tiny houses near entertainment districts (i.e.

Hello BP Community - I am ready to make an offer on a 4 family house and would like some initial feedback if you are experienced in this area.

FSBO w/ owner financing.Lets assume the numbers work on my initial number crunch and its a good cash flowing property.The main house of the property was built in 1920 and at some point a long time ago it was split up into 4 units.

@Brad SmithThis information wasn't provided initially. 

I was initially intimidated with sub 2, but now know its a great item to add to your toolkit!  

@Mark SenecalIt probably does not make sense to start a new Roth IRA for the purposes of combining with a Traditional IRA.Say you have $100K in Traditional Funds and you contribute $6500 (the max if you are over age 50) to a new Roth.You could setup two IRA plans and use them to jointly purchase a property, but you would be locked into the equity ratio of the initial purchase, which would be something like 93% Trad to 7% Roth (depending on purchase price, and the need to keep reserves in both accounts).