Hey everyone, I have access to a $25,000 loan at 2.99% interest that I do not have to begin repaying for 18 months and it must be repaid in five years once payments start.

Hey everyone,I have access to a $25,000 loan at 2.99% interest that I do not have to begin repaying for 18 months and it must be repaid in five years once payments start.

Lenders may have this restriction if they think you’re living in it but will be renting, This may be against the lender’s bylaws Consider house hacking, live-in flip, and BRRRR strategies (search here for all posts on each of u need); or putting 20% - 25% as down payment... other option (try this first!)

My long-term goal is to exceed and eventually supplant my current projected earned wage (about $100k annually).Purpose of financing: to purchase the above mentioned property Type of financing sought: thus far, it seems like I'm restricted to a few options:1.

I receive a monthly realtor magazine that has up-to-date stats for my city/state and I also have access to such information through my state's MLS site and brokerage.

Licensing is heavily regulated and restricted and Wholesaling (without a license) is still the wild wild west!

@Weston Couch,if you plan in advance you can gain access to your retirement funds without penalties.

In the end though, they are part of what makes real estate accessible to almost anyone.

You can draw on your HELOC when you need access to the cash and then you will start having to make payments on your HELOC. 

I agree don't refund anything until well after she moved, so you can fully access the interior for your inspection.