I think 3% will be the norm for awhile and the fed can live with that.  

I am acquiring an assisted living home (RE+business).RE appraised for $1,320,000Business for $80k.I have the RE portion already financed through banks but am needing $80k for the business to get the deal done.I’m looking for $80k short term loan for at least 6 months so that I have enough time to get a more stabilized business loan.

Since currently we are saving money by living with my parents, I would be hoping to use my first purchase as a place we could also live in.

What he wants to do here is more of a co-living situation where you are renting out all of the rooms inside the property.

I appreciate any feedback/assistance.I have been living in Paraguay for almost 3 years and now I am looking to start a RE Investment Fund to capitalize on this growing market, seriously :) I plan on bringing in accredited foreign investors mostly from the U.S.

Your child gets a place to live and you get favorable rates. 

She's offering thus at no points but credit is 800 and it's an investment with tenants currently living in both units 

We live in one unit on our duplex consisting of two stand-alone houses in Ventura, California. 

You’ll save $75k in capital gains tax if you live in a state with no income tax.

Low cost of living, strong job markets, and strong monthly rental growth in both these states have a lot to do with it too.