I think it would work but only as a co-signer but that would be it...correct me if I am wrong on that!

Later, if the facts were correct, you make moneyand looking back it 'seems' easy and right.If it turns out badly, just move on.

all cash....thanks for your replyyou are correct, my current loan balance is about 200k (i approxmiated my loan balance...didn't think that principal came down that fast).My dilemma is whether it is better to cash out and put the 490k in the bank and earn 5% ($22,500) per year or have a net cash flow of $1,800/year in a deflating housing market....Assuming in 10 years from now the home is fully paid off AND the fmv of the home in 2016 is equal to current fmv of $725k....what would be the benefit of keeping the property?

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If they aren't correct and there are multiple kitchens and entrances, then getting financing is a major issue.

I guess my biggest hangup is knowing if I have valued a property correctly.

That gives you plenty of money that you can use towards multiple properties that could begin to replace your income and move you closer to your financial goals if used correctly.

Yes, that is definately correct!

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I find myself often hitting the refresh button to get the entire page to show up correctly.