Since I won't be able to sell a house for at least 2 months (take my realtor test 25 July).

Every lender is trying to sell me on a HELOC but I'd rather have a construction loan that rolls to a permanent upon completion.

So I think I understand Pre-foreclosures pretty well.  The mortgage is not being paid and the bank is going to foreclose.  The homeowner can avoid this through selling it for an amount that the bank is willing to acce...

.), until more permanent structures can be built.And with 5G rolling in (with government support), in the next few years (as need increases) it seems like coverage should increase.My understanding of this, is some carriers have stronger signals in some areas than others, and 3 bars on one carrier could mean 1 bar on another.Meaning one resident could have decent coverage and another could have spotty weak coverage depending on who you pay your monthly bill too (and many people are locked into longer term plans with phone financing built in), so a product (service?)

My plan is to roll that equity into the next house and repeat the process.

Looking at the most current rent roll will give you an idea whether or not tenants are paying on time.

How long would you let a tower sit empty before you tested the condo conversion model?

Option A - The only detriments to this compared to B are 5% LTV difference, 0.5% origination fee, and a shorter fixed rate portion.I'd probably roll with the 7-year ARM with the local bank and build a killer business with them. 

Yilmaz is right in that the section 85 rollover would be the method you would roll a property into a corporation without having to pay capital gains if the property has appreciated in value. 

Keep rolling with the podcasts and books too.