412i, you can have an indexed annuity linked to market gains without any of the negatives of investing in the market (some indexed annuities are bonusing 5-10%) with a combination of permanent whole life insurance that you can take streams of income from.Here are some great items about this plan Something to think about...

Combine those two facts and the investor would need to buy at a HUGE discount from the amount owed.

So either the homeowners were unaware of the background at the time of election, or the homeowners didn't care (or maybe some combination or something else).

We own our primary residence home worth $200K - $260K with a second Heloc on it for $23K currently owed on a recently closed Heloc, we had for years from Wells Fargo and live in PA and own combined income is probally a bit under $100K a year (Gross) and the townhouse is in Charlotte NC?

The combination of the two, not too likely.

Tried different combinations of people but it just didn't click.

MikeOH is saying that for long term buy and hold landlords with a portfolio of residential income properties, the combined operating expenses will average out to around 50% of the gross income after a number of years.

I feel like there maybe some value I can add to other investors in terms of data and automation by combining the dev skills with the broker benefits.As for real estate investing I continue to build capital in other assets classes while I am still figuring out my specific niche in my local market.

.** I will ask the buyer to pay all escrow fees.Total Cost: $1,000,000- 850k to close- 50k in holds- 50k in additional rehab- 50k in selling feesI'm looking to sell the properties for a combined $1,250,000.

Check out your local real estate investor association for their discounts and combine them with others.1.