I am full time employed, work at least 80 hours a week, but spend at least 20 hours a week looking for properties, evaluating deals, talking to agents, contractors, subcontractors, and educating myself on real estate investing.

My wife has around $30,000 in separate retirement accounts from 2 previous employers.

Any strategies I could employ if so?

Hey BP,I am self-employed and recently purchased a property in cash with cash from my business account.

Paystubs, letter of employment, bank statements, etc.?

@Stephen BensonIf you have a 401k with the past employer - you could potentially direct those funds into real estate investing.

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The employer is paying the rent and would only pay by check.