Quote from @Steve K.: Quote from @Andrew Syrios: Quote from @Bob Stevens: Quote from @Andrew Syrios: Quote from @Jordan A.: Quote from @Kevin Sobilo: Quote from @Bob Stevens: Guys how can any of you say this is a decent deal? 

However, if the thought of increased debt and the impact on your 401(k) causes significant concern, Option 2 offers a more conservative approach, allowing you more time to save and make a more informed decision after understanding the HCOL area better.

My goal is 16 units total that when paid off will make 180+k per year.

This is why having a SOLID plan in place is essential.401(k) Loans - My partner utilized this for our initial round of funding.

Everyone needs basic nutrition and the average American is deficient in many nutrients that can be found in fish. 

@Mike K.

Quote from @Dale K Poyser: @Milind Torney if it is new construction I would suggest seeing if the builder has incentives through their preferred lender.

Check with your 401(k)/IRA custodian of course. 

Quote from @Jon K.: I wouldn't buy it.

He has accepted and asking for 450 k down payment to pay off his 300K mortgage and give him 150 k while I look the 100 k to rehabilitate the property.