STR are back and booked up pretty solid for the foreseeable future, that may be an option for you.

It sounds like you have a solid plan.

He shares solid, practical advice on setting up your finances and using a house hack to get started.

Roughly three-1/2 months worth of wages for the most needy recipients over the course of 12 months.

Considering you have solid equity in the home that shouldn't be an issue. 3% interest is great, but with that short of a term I imagine you will have a balloon payment at the end of the 60 months for the remainder of the loan. 

So yes, you can ask.Your PA will determine the next steps though...are you in the inspection period, did you sign off on inspection etc....but I wouldn't back down w/o some solid answers. 

A solid agent should be proficient with their real estate contracts and know how to craft strong offers.9.

I’ve gotten a mixed bag of reviews how solid the agreement is (Florida) but it lays down the framework and numerous scenarios in case of death, disagreement, distributions etc. and spares us from paying $2,000-$3,000 to have a lawyer draft it.

Hi Lilah, I think that sounds like a really solid plan.

I've been through a couple and know what I want:Timely, Error Free Accounting Transparent ReportingProactive Maintenance - Not Just RepairReasonably AccessiblePlaces Solid Tenants at Market