I agree with @Kyle Luman that if all of your wealth is in an IRA it would be difficult to retire early.Having said that, it is still possible to access retirement funds early.

As a house hacker and future investor, it could help with deal flow, market insights, and direct MLS access, but it does come with time commitments and disclosure requirements.

How easy is it for the tenant to lock you out and prevent you from gaining access?

One of our students ranks #1.This is their stats:The guy ranking #1, is one of our students and I have access to his stats and leads:They have 33,000 backlinks while the guy ranking #1 only has 20 brutally outperforming them both in ranking and I can assure you, I DOUBT they get (many if any) SEO leads in that market.Carrot was promoting them because they make money off of each other completely fooling many people that blindly trust Carrot. 

I would appreciate that greatly but I do want to preface it by saying I already have a realtor helping me, he just hasn't found anything off-market yet and I was wondering if anyone had any leads for anything going on the market soon that he wouldn't have access to.

Long story short, in most cases the lender can convert your line on a whim if they really want to, meaning you would lose access to the undrawn funds.

A $1,000/month fee must prove ROI upfront.Their Position: They are selling access to old leads (potentially recycled) and a buyers list (which you can get for free or through networking).Frame to Maintain Control:Oren Klaff "Pitch Anything Book" Great Read!"

I secured a 2.25% 30 year fixed interest rate on a 4 unit MFH.Now, I have a significant amount of equity in the property, and I'm wondering the best way to access it (if at all?). 

I hold the account in my name and grant them access – Would this create any liability for me?

Have you looked into getting access to off-market deals before they hit auction?