Water tables, access to utilities and sewer, and more are very important to know in advance.

This is a unique strategy.

It is a specialty policy that covers the unique risks  of a vacation rental.In the Smokies, the gold standard is Southpoint Risk in Knoxville.  

Uniqueness is key also.

This house was built about 75yrs ago, and Im wanting to redo the kitchen...but I am not really sure how I could change that layout.That area to the right of the kitchen looks like it was for a small table...I guess to eat breakfast at or something.Do you see how I could fit some type of island in the layout?

It presents a very unique opportunity to detach it from the city limits to remove undue restrictions that have affected the value and use.

Etc...i would always have a sewer line camera as well.Maybe others for unique properties.....

From mathematical formula:Here's the first month ratio from amortization table for the first month for principal and interest rate paymentfor loan of $100k:CP:cum. principal LB=loan balance.Interest rate of 3%interest/principal$250:$171 ratio principal to interest : 40%,first principal $177,when is CP>LB=month 2205%415:120 ratio principal to interest : 22%6%500:99 ratio principal to interest : 16%7.5% i:p 100k625:75 ratio principal to interest:10% , CP>LB month 2208.5%708:60 ratio principal to interest 7%7.5% i:p 100k with additional principal of $177 every month625:75 ratio principal to interest:10% , CP>LB month 128Result:-Interest rate of 7.5% and 8.5% doesn't make much difference in equity building(diff only 3%), except if you could have interest rate of 3-4%- What you should do is simple, just go with interest rate that doesn't require you to add anything upfront.- if you add $177 principal payment for every $100k, your equity building is actually faster than 3% without additional principal payment.

Historically, increasing prices and high-interest rates increased rents and rental demand.Another consideration is the unique nature of Las Vegas. 87.5% of Clark County is federal land. 85% of the entire state is federal land.

I've searched many posts but couldn't find any specific relevant to my unique situation, so please bare with me. 1.