While saving up for your house hack deal (even at 3.5% down you still need a decent chunk of change for closing costs, initial repairs and sufficient reserves) put all your money in a high yield savings account like Wealthfront or in T-Bills on Public.com.

I know that sounds weird, but don't propose a low or no money down seller finance deal if you don't have sufficient reserves.

For that I make sure there are sufficient jobs in the area that could afford it.

If the rents are high enough or there are enough properties to generate sufficient income do I run into any issues with the maximum annual contribution to a Roth?

Geez 1 mold thread would have been sufficient instead of spamming every mold thread around :roll:We don't have a mold problem now,we have a mold thread problem!!!!!

ie. 7% down (3.5% each) will not be sufficient for a conventional investment loan.Or are you saying that your deep-pocketed friend will let you off the balance needed, but will still give you 50% ownership? 

Your basic insurance policy with $300,000 in liability coverage should be sufficient in 99.999% of all lawsuits.5.

TREC contract, what clauses to use, what language to put in the special provisions and give yourself a sufficient option period.

Can anyone help me to express sufficient sympathy that I don't sound heartless, but not so much that I sound like a sleazy salesman?

Would this be something that is covered under the umbrella. in both of these cases, would these be something that my umbrella would cover, paying for an attorney to fight the termination and also paying what would not be covered if the company holding the regular policy will not cover the damages, even though the regular policy has sufficient coverage i.e. the limits that are stated in the policy should far and above cover what is being asked for repair.