Principal loan balance is ~56% of original loan with loan entering its 11th year of the 20-yr. term.Attempted to contact CIT to request loan deferment/interest only payment to get us through Q1'Q2 cash-flow problem.

(I use the term “most investors” to describe people who want to balance ease of management with cash flow.)

A total Principal Balance of $378,000.

What if that loan balance was amortized over 30 years?

What's your mortgage balance?

That's a big part of what you are thinking will balance your cost of living so, I would definitely find out if that can legally continue to be used as an apartment?

Just because you're there, doesn't mean you're invested.It's hard, finding balance between work and family, I admit.

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Checked Pacific Select's balance sheet.