You're not  purchasing an asset to let them pay below market rents and let it eat at your return.

I wake up at 6, get to the sites, go to meetings, come home at 5 go to the gym, come back at 630, shower, eat, and by the time I sit down to do emails, marketing, instagram, mailers, BP, it's 2 am and it's time to sleep for a little bit.

If you're combining IRA cash with a non-recourse loan on a rental property, you're going to have to pay UBIT which will eat into your returns rather dramatically.

One-offs are often more trouble than they are worth, and even at your regular 25% rate you may end up working harder on this deal and eating further into your profits than with other customers.

If you can't qualify for conforming money,that's one thing, but if you're just worried about the carrying costs for an extra couple of months, my suggestion would be just wait and eat the short term costs.  

Michael, you won't believe but kids not trying to eat all the paint around.

Here are my food suggestions (since you gotta eat well while you're here): Central BBQBB KingsGus' Fried ChickenLeonardo's Pit BBQRedezvous

Still working 50+ hours a week and trying to get this property closed eats up a lot of time. 

Do not cash in your IRA early and eat the taxes and early withdrawal penalty.

I would assume the interest would eat into the profits- am I looking at this the wrong way?