I have money loaned to flippers and have excess that is sitting idle like Kevin said.

Now, we have charged for patched holes, removing & patching excessive nail holes in the wall, and re-painting the wall after hole patched & stucco repair was done. 

Def helps the budget and keeps the project timeline a lot quicker without excess drywall work. 

Wealth building 200 years ago was a slow and treacherous prospect, these days 20 years can net you a million dollars without excessive starting resources and without breaking your back.

If you go with the slightly under calc A/C unit, the compressor/condenser will run longer thus removing more moisture in your conditioned space.

So far I see that distributions to the beneficiary under a CRT can be paid "for a term of years (not in excess of 20 years) or for the life or lives of such individual or individuals."

Our apartment projects in excess of 10 million dollars have made sense for cost segregation

Cash out is needed only when you as the owner are wanting to get cash back out of the property.I chose to allow that "excess" equity to stay in the property, I could have waited another 3 months to do a cash out refinance and paid myself the $22k but decided to just go forward with the rate & term instead of switching to a cash out.The HML payments get paid monthly, so they can't be rolled into a new loan. 

So, you would expect the economy to soften first before you see an impact to real estate, ignoring excessive speculation in the market.Since the economy has yet to break 2% in inflation, the Fed is likely to go slow on balance sheet easing or Fed rate hikes.There are a few things to look at with real estate: new construction starts, property supply and demand, rent demand, and a few others, Right now, the new starts have yet to recover.

It has been amazing & maintenance free.I recently went to a trade show & they had several booths with much the same product we used so its getting popular & some of them are now applied/sprayed on as a 2-3inch thick walk-on insulating foam impervious to moisture.