Some can even charge additional if it goes over 2 hours for the move outAs you can see, striking a deal can save you time,money and effort especially if you feel you are dealing with a tenant that knows the drill

It would suck to save for years and then drop dead before fully enjoying the hard work.

You can then participate in the CVS 401k as an employee of that company and separately in your own Solo 401(k) as an employee of your business (realtor).The Solo 401(k) can be used to diversify that pile of tax-sheltered savings. 

I saved up to put down 5% on a multifamily.  

It also saves me money when I acquire and sell my flips.

The worst possible case is that you're forced to return some savings that you received in a prior year.

I am considering going the 5/1 ARM route and put the savings from taxes and the lower payment towards the principle of the home.

Use a portion of your savings for a down payment and then she can still have a hefty savings so it doesn’t feel like a huge risk?

I did not see anything about not being able to accept upfront. however most of it would be going into a seperated savings anyway because the mortgage will be due each month. the rest im putting in savings for if anything goes wrong with the house. this house will not be cash flowing well. it is my current residential home and we are moving into a house hack.

I've read the policy and they added the house as an endorsement.My question is, is the new agent incompetent or has she found a brilliant loophole to save me money?