@Drew Slew If you’re not comfortable with the constraints of the 1031 don’t do it.

Nothing wrong with this - it could actually be a home run of a market, just make sure you are comfortable with your underwriting.I suggest buying data for your market on Pricelabs specifically ($10-20/ mo - worth it).

I haven't looked into it yet but I like that I have this option.2) when I'm gone the policy value will go to my loved ones avoiding probate - direct check to beneficiaries tax free.3) if I do borrow from the policy its not 'free' - you'd have to pay interest, but if the reason I'm taking it out is making more in returns than the interest I owe, it is essentially free to access.4) general comfort in having the policy - just make sure to keep it active by making all payments on timeIts kind of like your own line of credit (LOC), no?

Would love to connect - we've published a couple of articles recently on this exact topic - helping real estate agents get comfortable with investor topics /etc, hopefully they will help and I would also love your feedback

It conveys to the guest that you are a relaxing getaway.

We are talking FAT FIRE here retire not in that double wide but super comfortably.

I could sit and tell you all zip codes I am comfortable buying in but Akron like many cities almost changes from block to block.

What strategies are you comfortable using?

I enjoy having a day job (weird, I know) and am just looking to set my future family up for a comfortable life financially!

Regardless we lived in LA about 9years ago and don't feel comfortable going to another state.