I want to share an application of this strategy that can help when moving parents into a long-term care facility, particularly in high-value real estate markets like California and Hawaii.Here’s a simplified plan:1.

Since the end of WW2 until now we've only had blips, relative to the history of not only this country but the rest of the world.

If you don't want to do that and you want to play hard ball with the developer then come up with a price for them to buy it from you; and make it a good high price.

One of the biggest drivers of any percent rule is how high the rent/Income is.

If we 1031 Exchange and end up staying in the home a paying off the mortgage are the deferred taxes due the day you pay off the property or is there a window of time in which they will be have to paid?

Overall highly recommended.  

The loan was set to close the end of June.The lender is now saying that due to "new" Frannie/Freddie guidelines, we have to collect the first month's rent before the loan can close. 

Because all these new construction homes were either started or finished during high inflationary times in regards to both materials and general real estate.

You are free to pay it all in cash or pay it off early.What if scenario: You are forgetting that most likely your $350K house in 30 years might appreciate close to $800,000 so if you say you ended up paying about $700K, you are well in the $100K net profit

Does it end there?