The ideal solution would be to negotiate a payoff at a reduced amount and have them DELETE the account instead of merely showing as PAID.

Think of it like a savings account—you pay tax on your interest, not your withdrawals. 

Often times  accountants write off a lot more than you may be receiving in real life so dont be surprised when the lender uses worst case numbers.- Also when you leave your current home, or vacate your current home will you have a rental agreement(s) in place so you can use that income to offset your mortgage payment?

Originally posted by Account Closed:You can work with a list broker to pull a custom list for your area.

If I decide to move to another agency that offers more training and support for a new agent, after they put in the time and effort to get me all signed up, business cards, website, various accounts, etc. 

If you make money and it’s not in a tax exempt account like a Roth IRA or HSA etc you have to pay taxes. 

I got $100k at 6% 10 year amortization and the money was in my account 24 hours after I did the application.

We have already poured our funding into the initial LLC's business bank account but now want to redistribute the money so we can fuel the 2nd llc's bank account. 

Consider the following:Required liquidity = $200,000Cash accounts = $150,000IRA accounts = $500,000Would the IRA account get me over the liquidity requirement or does this type of account get excluded?

Account Closed  I do not have a 'way.'