Then selling for ~ $250k-$275k?

Alternatively, waiting for rates to drop and then moving might give you better purchasing power.Ultimately, it depends on your cash flow goals, risk tolerance, and long-term strategy.

Since then, I’ve worked as a CTO and consultant, but real estate has always been a key focus.

Glad to see some justice.The next round of scams will be people raising money for new deals but then using those new funds to bail out previous deals—be it flippers who can't sell or apartment investors facing refinance rates and decompressing CAP rates.

If the state approves, then the state will back that policy in the event the carrier goes out of business.

Then you can read a more in-depth book like The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner or The Unofficial Guide to Real Estate Investing by Spencer Strauss.2.

The reality is the opposite - if it's not in writing then the PMC doesn't have to provide the service or can charge extra for it!

Take the initial investment out then keep the machine going.I know it seems like alot but it's really not that hard to accomplish.  

Imagine you make $100k and you are affected by 3 tax brackets.0-33k =-33K 0%33,001-66k 10%66,001 - 100k 20%You can take $100k in deductions this year and pay zero taxes, for one year and then $10,100 for for 2 years  ($20,200 total)You can take 67k in deductions this year and pay zero taxes for a year, take 33k the second year and pay $6,800 year two and $10,100 year 3. ($16,900 total)You can take 33k each year and pay $3,300 in taxes all 3 years. ($9,900 total)Obviously this is simplified but unless you expect to make much less and be in a lower tax bracket in the future those deductions could come in handy.

This makes them an attractive option, especially if you expect rates to drop in the coming years or plan to refinance later.And if you remember the housing crash, know that today’s ARMs aren’t like the risky ones back then.