Why are you not wring off the interest payments?  

I know this is a bit older of a thread, but if anyone's still following it and looking in the area, I live here (actually looking at the lake, or what's left of it, as I type this), and have myself and a couple of partners (and reliable contractors) looking to really get going on both STR's and LTR's between here, New Braunfels, and San Marcos.

Tax season is in full swing, and for most individual taxpayers, the looming deadline for filing and payment is Monday, April 18, 2022.

Here's the math, if we do cash out refi on our home, the payment would goes up $700 more than what we are currently paying and of course the year term loan goes from 7yrs to 30yrs.

The plan includes how they will pay for arrearages and typically, the arrearages will be paid for over 3 or 5 years (36 or 60 payments).

I'm thinking of these terms.Sale price: 55kTerm: 10 years at 6% interestDown payment: 3kHow does seller financing work?

It has roughly 50k equity in it that I want to use as a down payment/full payment on a duplex in the future.

being able to find a reliable bird dog would be awesome!

Explain in your security deposit claim that once you receive the final water bill showing it is paid in full, the withheld balance will be refunded to the former tenant in a separate payment.  

Owner gets interest payment proceeds from the buyer.* We have heard that this is a way for the owner to avoid "Capital gains"?