Utilizing life insurance to "buy out" other side of family.

Another hurdle that I am running into is the lack of capital, raising a family in NYC is not cheap.Current Position and ExperienceI am an accountant who works for a major utility company in New York preparing Financial Statements that are filed with the SEC.  

My plan is to utilize $18k from my HELOC and just $7k cash.  

It prevents your tenants from house sitting, fostering or getting a new animal without your expressed permission.Utilities: My tenants pay for all utilities including landscaping.No Smoking: I do not allow smoking and charge a $500 fine in addition to any damages if smoking occurs in the house.Maintenance: I reserve the right to only pay for repairs that I authorize in writing.

In the end, military service members looking for housing will start with using BAH as a guide and then add or subtract with dual income or looking to save money for utilities/bills.  

You can do this with utilities, Internet, cable, etc...

I was 25 when I retired being an old man in the professional Grand Prix Motorcycle Roadracing sport now known as MotoGP.

I will be utilizing a 203k loan and am open to any and all advice from anyone wanting to help their fellow man! 

Many utilizing out of the box strategies.  

Proposed deal:$15k down$135k purchase price$15k loan payoff feeOwner financing 1-yr balloon with 20-year amortization at 5.5%Our PM charges us 8% of gross rent as a monthly fee.The problem that I'm struggling with is that the units are not individually metered, and the rent includes all utilities.