The conventional money is cheaper. 

You'd get conventional money (it's cheaper), you would own the property without your uncle and you wouldn't have to pay commercial/llc rates.Just a thought.Stephanie 

Now I know a stamp is $0.55 but I was curious to know if there was a deal that the postal service offers to those sending out bulk mailers for a cheaper postage?

It is usually much cheaper. 

For the rest of us who can outperform an insurance company's investments and don't feel like waiting 7+ years for your cash value to catch up to your premiums paid (this isn't even considering the time value of money), go with a cheaper version of permanent insurance or go with a term policy and put the money saved to more efficient use. 

You may be in a much higher cost area on electricity (it is closer to $0.09/kWhr here) - whereas gas costs are much cheaper operating cost wise here. 

Larger new developments tend to be bottom cycle as land prices are cheaper and contractors teams will work for cost plus just a little profit to keep crews working.

It might be cheaper to get an unsecured loan b/c of the closing costs and everything. 

I had a cheaper company and they were substandard and that’s why I switched

If you're wife feels ok with whatever and happy to invest your whole $110k nest egg, I'd rent and then look to BRRRR houses using your cash as the purchasing tool which will allow you to buy houses a little cheaper and faster.