I'd like to hear suggestions on my current situation. Currently I have $8k 401K Loan (4.25%), and $10k in Bank savings account, no other outstanding loans or credit card debt. My goal this year is to save $20k to inve...
Money isn't easy to save and $10,000( my debts) is a ton of money I want to save for a downpayment, I'm just starting so I don't have any money I would like to save $60,000 to buy a rental property, I think I could do...
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I am planning on opening a new bank account for the MF property I plan on househacking with an FHA loan. I have been analyzing the properties with the consideration of living there the first year as wel...
Hi BiggerPockets people!I would like your advise and opinion on the following: should I extend my lease for another year in my current apartment or for only six months before buying my first home? If my husband and ...
Hello,I currently have a 30 year Mortgage loan at 3.5 rate of interest on my owner occupied triplex that I bought less than 3 years ago with 20% down at 750k pp.With the mortgage rates getting lower and lower when wou...
I have been in my home for 7 years and have accumulated some equity and wouldn't mind using this to buy a rental
I am currently active duty Air Force and looking to make my first purchase this fall when I PCS. I plan on house hacking a small multi family.
My question is about financing.
Would it be better for me to use my VA ...
I'm fairly new at being a REI. I closed on my first SFR in January of 2017. I now have 3 SFR and 1 triplex. So, 6 doors.I put at least 20% down on each. I have two with 5/1 ARM's and two with fixed rate, 30 year mortg...
I am considering renting the house I currently live in when my wife and I upgrade. Since it was considered my primary residence when I bought it, I only put 10% down payment. When evaluating the profitability of this ...
Hey all, trying to decide between these two options. Anyone have any advice?
The interest rate for cash out is 3.875% Principal and interest payment $1,833.92 loan amount $390,000 cash out to you approximately $40,...