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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Taking out 401k loan.
What are your thoughts on borrowing from 401k to fund first deal? Im still young so long term retirement is not a focus of mine right now. Besides, I would rather invest in real estate for retirement.
My thoughts right now is to borrow from 401k to cover costs with a hard money lender. Your thoughts?
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I use my 401K to fund our second deal, and it worked out great! You can only take 50% of the balance, and if it's not for your primary residence, you have to pay it back quicker (5 vs. 10 yrs i think?). It's automatically deducted, so there's no additional stress. Another alternative is to get a personal loan. Good luck!