Remember like add-ons to a vehicle purchase purchasers effectively increase the amount of capital borrowed. 

I also hear from a lot of landlords that they aren't interested because it doesn't sound like a "Win" for them.Here is what I've found works - - - - - - - (1) Picking your target correctly Theoretically, you could rent any residential space and Arbitrage it, but realistically you need to find a place where you, a total newbie, can create enough value to begin a partnership.  

I'd suggest the 1 month fee in that case and know I can most likely turn it very quickly and get someone in sooner than the next month. 

(if I made $200k I would be taxes on 80k after taking the standard deduction and child tax credits, etc. 

It doesn't exist yet. 15% down will most likely be at a high 8% rate and you may get an LTV reduction with it being a short term rental. 

It’s hard to really look that far into the future financially with something like that but my gut is telling me based on the other plans that we likely won’t need those funds.

Looks like we have to raise the rents.

With that.....QST: Because this is a divorce situation, can this be done without tax implications in this case just like any other IRA transfers in a divorce situation?

They're not like big conventional banks after all (correct me if I'm mistaken).I found one that does a soft pull so I'm thinking there's nothing to lose. 

It seems like returns would be low to non-existent with interest rates where they are...