I really liked the idea of a smaller unit as my first real property renovation for resale, and anticipated ripping everything out to the studs on both floors and then rocking from basement up.

If there is even a discussion about the probability of interest rates falling, prices will rise in anticipation of a decrease.

Hm......how about: In anticipation of the party, I cleaned the gutters at the house and left the ladder standing up below their bedroom window and someone climbed in and robbed them and they claim that it's my fault.

Then we use it to run anticipated yield to structure offers to see the ROI based on the discounted pricing.

When they pop up for you at a distance it will be a lot of handyman calls or in rehabs you'll likely find more problems than you anticipated.

Drywaller is supposed to be there on Sat to start and promises finish by Tuesday.Sat eve rolls around and I drive to the project anticipating seeing walls and not bare framing to find...nothing.

I understand your point that if the invested money really is there, and it really is liquid, and it really did pay off what was anticipated, that the person would have some money to get through hard times.

The result is that most of the great destinations in the United States already have the anticipated retirement trend “built-in” to the pricing which leaves very little appreciation left for the end buyer.

., but I've never of converting home equity into an annuity, at least not without getting a conventional bank loan and buying an annuity.The person I know who uses this strategy has loads of equity (10s of millions), but relatively low income, so he got into a position where his ability to continue borrowing was limited due to DSR.As you anticipated, he did increase his borrowings to draw down, say, $10M in equity, and invested this in a defined term (also known as prescribed, or fixed term) annuity for 10 years.

It's going to be more difficult than you expect and I'd anticipate that your neighbors won't like it.