Just know the that your choices can both have positive and negative effects.

It might even drop slightly (maybe around 10%) if the fed raise interest too fast, and cost of borrowing increase.

Some things to keep in mind are the following when doing the math on the choice.- Good financial analysis as SFH as a rental (Note: I would trust a good/local property manager more than a banker on going rental rates.  

Good luck, hope you make the right choice. :)This morning's rant brought to you by Gevalia Kaffe, 100% Arabica coffee, a rich, never bitter coffee experience, And by, Pall Mall vapor flavoring, a smooth smoking experience without the concerns of smoking.       

So what the story says here is that a borrower from 1986 held onto this loan for 23 years.  

She said everything is negotiable.I had a few thoughts on what I could do and wanted to get some feedback. 1) I can borrow up to 65% from a private lender friend at 15% interest, with 12 months to pay back.

Oh, so many choices....  

The presence and or choice of job was not under consideration.Now - I have my reasons why even though I agree with you and the video, I think job is the wrong way to go.

Check your area and see how much the VA will allow your to borrow in your county. 

@David Shapiro, It's not a taxable event because you are simply borrowing money secured by your property.