Not only would the seller be on the hook for your closing costs, accepting an offer from you would put them at risk of VA-required repairs or eating an appraisal shortfall.Depending on your market and your agent there are ways to mitigate these seller concerns.

You also get to keep the residential mortgage which has generally favorable terms right now and likely will not have a COA/HOA monthly fee which can eat up cash flow

So you may want to keep that in mind.It sounds like you already have a decent nest egg after selling your practice.

If so, that can also eat up a lot of that time difference.

The heat doesn't work properly in the winter (which we managed to get through) but the unit makes some crazy screeching and thumping sounds with the AC running, especially in the middle of the day when it's so hot you can fry an egg on the sidewalk.

Because these fees and points will add up to your holding cost; which just eats are the bottom dollar for the deal.   

Hey BP Community, I’ve listened to a few podcasts recently and an investor was holding onto cash via pulling funds from his HELOC to his bank account (and eat interest) until COVID passes just in case his HELOC limit was reduced due to COVID environment.

Just another thing to eat up your cash flow!

Be FlexibleMy kryptinite is I love putting all my eggs in one basket.

The HOA’s eat up any cash flow you may potential have.