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Not to mention equity in those 10 properties.

Use it to gain some experience as a landlord and in two years leverage the equity to purchase a duplex.

Because I still have that equity and if I were to liquidate it I would be better off.

@Mia LawAlso look into the option of gifted equity. 

Using a 203k, you'll usually have quite a bit of equity that in 1-2 years you should be able to refi out of the FHA loan product into a conventional removing the MI associated with FHA loan products. 

It has gained some value as properties have been rehabbed or new construction has been built, but there is still a long way to go and a lot of equity to be gained.  

Now my investor network as expanded and the best split I have experienced was 65/35 in my favor but I invested 40% of the cash and created over a million in imputed equity before any investor dollar was raised allowing me to originate a bank loan at 87% LTC.

Additionally, I’ll have the ability to pull equity out in the future to keep expanding my portfolio.Given my growing real estate holdings, should I even worry about my Roth 401(k)?

You might be able to do better on the rate, which would make the figures a little more favorable.