He explained that back then, the options were simple: you either lived at home, got married, or lived in a house owned by someone else.

Then all of the extra money you paid over that 5 year time frame gets washed out the door.

We project we would still be cash flow positive even with the extra costs of the HELOC, but we would ideally rather have more cash flow then less at this timeWhat are things we need to be considering or thinking about?

Then he reaches out to that company to get them to book his MTM.Would a long term rental cover your costs until travel recovers in a year or two?

Ready for stucco as well.I’m installing drywall this weekend Inspect for Monday and finish from there, then final.as far as that goes with plans, permit, engineering, and this scope of work so far I’m into the ADU $25,000This is for a 20 x 19 2-car garage conversion.380 ft.².Let me know what you guys think.Thank you for your time!

And put that in their lease, and also state that the reason is because the electricity for the dryer is billed to the other tenant.Estimate how much the water bill will be and then make the base rent high enough to include the water. 

Start with where you live, then look to where you want to live, then where family lives - look for the best value for you and your family and your money.

You have a family living trust then. 

Nicholas, as long as you live in one of the units for at least one year, then you should qualify for an FHA loan.

If they are so easy to rent, then why are they vacant.If we look at it strictly on a numbers perspective and we assume everything you said was correct, we'd have $93,600 of stabilized revenue.