Glad to see more Hampton Roads investors here, especially the military type.

Ask something like this:"If I could rent the property for 24 months or so, and pay the mortgage off down the road, would that be something to think about, or maybe not?"

My mailing and business address is a relatives since I was on the road for work.I just read my lender only counts 70% of rental income.

The idea of course being to refinance down the road to pull the equity out of the property tax free (it's a loan and therefore not considered income).

If a certain home is still behind for more than a year, the homeowners will be denied access NOT to their properties, but to the driveway/road even if it's by foot (so the homeowners still can access with other methods such as teleportation or flying, it may sound silly) until they can pay their dues or agree to a payment plan that we offered.

If you own properties in various states, you'll have to go down that road anyway.

There's always time down the road to talk turkey on the numbers.

This is my first home, I'm 38, early in my career, and will eventually need to sell the home to buy in my target area.Its probably looking like selling the home and investing the cash until I need to buy down the road will be the best bet.

Can you drive down a different road?

But that is many years and books down the road.