Purchase price: $360,000 Cash invested: $22,000 3 unit home in Upton Marble Hill. 2 of 3 Units are rented and bringing in $2400 a month in gross revenue.

So, if you would prefer to receive that extra 3% as cash assistance, it may be worth increasing what you're putting into the deal to get it that way.

Either Zelle or Cash or Cashier Cheque.

What are the basics of the property, asking price, how long on the market, your cash available, your financing, etc.

Cash invested: $180,000 Single Family in Cape Carancahua

Cash flow not primary focus for at least another 10 years but rather asset value growth but would not want negative cash flow.Anti-Goal: Not risk personal assets, no stressful work, not very handy to do much work myself.What I am looking for:1.

I was going to go with "High net worth individuals (HNWIs) are those who have at least $1 million in easily convertible assets like cash, stocks, and bonds."

Some of the dishonest b.s. that these companies come up with, in an effort to squeeze out more cash from homeowners, is laughable. 

The long term rental will probably have the best interest rate and highest cash out amount if you are looking to do so.

At that interest rate, is there a reason you wouldn't just put these expenses on a credit card or do credit card cash advance?