Any suggestions on how to get the old 40k IRA available to use as a down payment into real estate?

I would say 5-5.5% is the sweet spot for when folks will demand will rush back, partially due to mortgage payment affordability and partly psychological, after seeing both 8% rates and 2% rates in just the last handful of years.

Where I live in Florida, payment is due the next day... in cash or certified funds.  

Home features, location, down payment and interest terms, amortization and balloon terms?

I have another one with additional columns for down payment, rehab, invested, arv so you can also capture your total equity.

Many of the people here on BP unfortunately do not understand how to evaluate risk - because if they did they would not be doing a lot of these creative finance deals we are seeing that include having to borrow for the down payment because they have zero liquidity.

Good afternoon everyone, I am looking to purchase non-conforming multifamily in the Essex County, NJ with a 5% owner-occupied down payment.

The calculations I ran had an 8.5% rate (poor timing on my part)First moving part, paying down your mortgage early allows for more of your monthly payment to go to equity pay down rather than interest.

I have a 2.99% 30 year fixed I would do a lease option or mortgage wrap with for someone with a $480K down payment.

This criteria would imply that this land is near the grid, flat, and underneath the sun.LandWatchSan Bernandino Desert Land 80 acres Price: $58.8k seller finance at 320/monthTaxes $120/year = 12/monthTotal Monthly Payments 332/monthWeb BrowsingRental income from Renewable sites roughly $750-500/acre annual (62-42 monthly)80 acres at $500 annual = 40,000 annual 3,333 monthlyTotal Monthly Income 3,333/monthTotal Monthly Payments 332/monthTotal Preliminary CashFlow 3,001/monthAnnualized ROI 63%The land posting does not mention a down payment so I assumed 30yr financing at 5.25% to get roughly $320.