Right now I’m in the learning stages before we pull the trigger to find that right property in Spring or Summer next year.Our main objectives are:1) Build financial freedom through cash flow.2) Looking to buy and hold rental properties.3) Finding a solid deal with good numbers for our first property.

Every person considering a monetized installment sale should obtain tax and legal review from an objective, professional, third-party adviser.

No one has ever objected (or been late with rent) since I switched!

How your 401K fits into meeting your financial objectives during that time would depend on a wide variety of variables.

If its a known problem in that area, they shouldn't object too much.

And how does it fit into your goals and objectives?

If they do find a problem/objection to title, we don’t know what your contract says regarding you delivering clear title, or what other outs they may have.Is he an actual buyer, or just trying to wholesale?

This is getting ridiculous that everyone is being held hostage by these standards that don't take into account how it affects everyone involved.

As I understand your objectives, you want a commercial real estate asset that will produce income for you.

He's "spending it" on his debt...and he should be "using it" on his investments.What you described as good, I refer to as " just a shinny object of distraction".