I'm seeking suggestions on how to expand beyond my current investments, which consist of one long-term rental and my current primary residence.Background: In 2020, I purchased my primary single-family home near Camp Lejeune, NC, using a 0% down VA loan for approximately $184k.

I also have 5 to 10% if needed to put down on a new longer-term loan.

In future years’ budgets, the association should consider budgeting for an Operating Contingency (funds not earmarked for any specific expense) or should consider creating a line item specifically to fund Prior Year Equity in order to bring the balance into the 10-20% range.If the board doesn't know what it is doing financially then they need a management company that does along with an accountant that understands how HOA's work.

You'll need a contract made up between the two of you and a loan doc for the funds.

If you are buying this property as a secondary home, a secondary home loan tends to be accompanied by a similar interest rate to that of a primary residence and could result in as little as 10% down.

Since my grandpa's wife is passed already, he has full control of the property, but if he were to sell the house, he would have to pay his wife's family a percentage of the sale, but he doesn't want to do, he would rather take out some type of loan (what loan is best in this situation?)

Rate will also be much higher, given that you can get a loan with a bank at 7% and you can park your money in a CD or High-Yield Savings at 4.5%-5% Interest.

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