It is just the way some people are I guess, however I just can't stop moving just because my SO don't want to move (please keep the advice just in the RE part, not in the relationship part).I wouldn't have money for vacancies, but considering that would be pretty much what I currently pay for rent, I don't know if give it so much weight for making a decision.My biggest concern is that I wouldn't have an emergency fund for anything.

So although it may not be 2 years down the line where we have appreciated I do believe that our area will grow rapidly in the coming 5-15 years.

PEI-0 tiles, can’t bear much weight and are generally fairly small and made from ceramic.

Having a pile in my retirement accounts I do not think holds much weight in the eyes of the lenders?

Because of this pattern and the clear priority I placed on the rapid accumulation of wealth, I supposed that at some point in the following decades, that I would be wealthy relative to my position at the time.I also surmised that because I was going to get aggressive about accumulating capital, that my income would be in a higher marginal tax bracket at retirement than the one I was in at 24 - while making $48K.

Meanwhile, the sellers' agent is asking us if we are going to cancel, yadayada.The the most-weighted comp the appraiser used was a duplex that sold about a month ago, but only had a 1/1 in one unit.

I am still hoping to complete two units and then free up some more cash to keep things going but getting stuck 80% done is a weight that’s always nagging me!  

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I am trying to figure out what would be the most cost effective/rapid way to do this.1- My original plan was to purchase ($300k) with 5% conventional.

This is worth its weight in gold.