While I was doing that I saved a chunk of money.

You only really have a couple of options.HELOC/LOC with the property as security.Refinance the first and walk away with a bigger first.A great way to get into properties with little money down though is to buy distressed assets at a discount, force appreciate them, and refinance to pull the cash out.

If there happens to be such a law demand the money be placed in a high yield bank account where you get 100% of the interest.

I wasn't surprised when I stumbled upon an article in my news feed this morning titled "Realtors 'Running out of Money'."

Also realize that your closest comps may not be pricing correctly and leaving a ton of money on the table.

Which seems strange why they would tie up money but nowadays the scams are pretty creative.

I've put 90% of my money in other investments.

She doesn't need the money, so its more of a matter of recouping what she invested, and making somewhat easier on me to be able to pay her back.

That seems like a much better deal than “flushing” $100k plus of your $300k-$400k expansion money there’s almost no chance you get back.

The listing agent told us that if insurance offers them enough money they will leave the house as is, instead of repairing the damage.