Of course it would increase your chances of success if not, but it might be worth mentioning when you make any inquiries.You might have to go with a commercial loan, which usually means a rate adjustment every 5 years and a possible balloon payment.

There is always a chance to miss out on a deal, but there are plenty to go around

There are indications that courts may also extend this sort of liability to owners of LLCs.To avoid any chance of alter ego liability, it is important to keep LLC records and finances completely separate from the owners’ personal finances.

Chances are you will find someone interested in the deal if it's a good one.

Crazy thought........if you know you are only going to live there 5 years or so, why not consider buying a duplex from the outset.............Then, when you move out in 5 years you will have a much more realistic chance of breaking even.

@Rebecca Salazar there isn't much chance we will be in Maryland!

So my question is, do you believe we would have a standing chance to sue or would it be a long shot?

If it is a personal residence, there is a chance that she will itemize instead of take the standard deduction.

It has been an eye opening transition and I could be any happier about the amount of value I have been able to create within myself and i would love to offer this value to anyone that is willing to give me a chance on my journey.

There's a very good chance they'll be moved after he returns and you would have to release them from the lease if that happens.