Wish I could vote for it twenty times, because the highest-value stuff you write depressingly goes practically unnoticed, I've seen. 

I don't have any special insight as to what to do, but I just rehabbed a townhouse that smelled as though the prior owner had been smoking four packs a day for twenty years without ever opening the doors or windows.

Sounds like we have a lot of similar interests, as well as being mid-twenties and single haha.

It would be great to have like twenty more percent in assets, in which case I could answer your question with: "Save or reinvest it!"

@Matt 'Roar' Gardner is certified to work with foreign buyers. 

Also with the full twenty percent down, you don't have to pay the Private Mortgage Insurance.......

After that, they just sit there some more until they calm down convince themselves that things weren't perfect this time around, no, no, but next time...NEXT TIME THEY'LL ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING.I would easily wager that every single person on this site who has done at least half-a-dozen deals can name at least twenty people who have come and gone in each their lives who have always talked a good game, but have never managed to bring themselves to actually invest in an actual real estate endeavor.

I remember getting my final estimated settlement statement the day before closing and realizing i was twenty or something bucks short for that due from borrower line item.

So even if you don't have a high net worth yet but have a minimum investment budget, it is worth considering starting a policy now as you will be ahead of the game later on.My main regret with maximum over-funded permanent life insurance policy is not to have started using them ten or twenty years earlier.

@Edwin Ro  are you looking to buy another primary?