Assuming your health is as good as when you originally started the term policy you should be fine from an insurability stand point but cost of insurance and rates will be determined at your current age and on.I believe the premiums will be higher when you transition to universal or whole but that you'll have to check with a life producer/agent for.If you paid just the min on the term policy as if it was a universal life policy you would probably have no cash value if any it would be very little because, term is just paying the cost of life (insurance portion itself) and its not including any savings component.

I was either in school or I worked as a teacher, while my husband transitioned jobs.

I'm currently partnered with a company that has specialized in commercial lending and now is transitioning into residential flips.

I have heard of this...I think this is when a buyer will purchase a property and lease it back to the original owner from the transition after X amount of time.

I have been involved with real estate and rental homes in the area for approximately 6 years and am starting to transition towards notes-  Thanks in advance and I look forward to hearing from you!

Just transitioning to something new and different is the challenge mentally because I've been saving for quite a while and it is kind of all i know.

I have been always rent it out by myself and than transition to the property management.Shall I just let property management handle from the begining?

The disadvantages far outweigh the advantages in our opinion.We have worked with several investors to transition out of their 'day job' and do lease purchases full time and that is all we focus on.  

Hollywood boulevard near Young circle is undergoing a transition.

I just paid the Mass transit tax on my cars this weekend.