Sell: If we can put that capital to use in a more stable market or in a MF or a syndication deal, it could provide more safety, upside potential and passivitySell: More cash to get into bigger dealsKeep: Selling fees, tax consequence if we don’t find a replacement property in a 1031.

@Joshua T. it’s usually because there are repair issues and the seller knows they will cause the property to fail an FHA appraisal/inspection (and isn’t willing to make those repairs).It could also be that the seller just doesn’t want to deal with an FHA inspection in general since it’s another potential road block / hassle to getting the deal done.That’s because, in addition to the regular property inspection needing to be OK with the buyer, there’s essentially another inspection needing to conform to FHA safety etc. standards to make the bank happy.

Those folks stagnate in the certainty and safety that the modern world brings.

Combine arms operations and part of the intent of the BCT is to have organic units to the Command that everybody can train together.Depending on the kind of REI you intend to do, I believe this strategy will serve you well.

You'll be responsible for taxes on $185k ($200k - $15k gift exemption).Since this is a transaction between family members, it is considered "non-arms length" and subject to additional scrutiny.What's the best way to do this?

I'll call LA building and safety on Monday to confirm and share the outcome back here. 

What is the most important metric that is used by military families when deciding which house to rent off-post: school districts, rental price, neighborhood presentation (ie crime rate and neighborhood safety)?

I’m currently working full time at Henry’s Repeating Arms, in the next couple weeks I’ll start bartending on the side again.

If that’s so, I want to do that too so I’m an arms length away from my PM at all times.

I saw a 7/1 ARM for 2.25%, but I'd much rather refi into a 30-year fixed at a rate like that.