Yes, that strategy will work but is very slow.  

Quit your job, withdraw your 401, whatever.

It just automatically withdraws the rent from the tenant's account each month and then transfers it to your account. 

I actually commend all of you, as I put myself in that category, for taking it slow. 

I teach my clients to have all the expenses on auto withdrawal  ( mortgage payments, monthly assm, if needed: tax and insurance) and have the phone number of few handymen on speed dial.

You can use the money you have in your 401(k) to meet this requirement without having to withdraw it.4.

My story is a slow and steady pace of my first year as a real estate investor.My wife and I bought our first property, a 3 flat in the Portage Park neighborhood of Chicago on June 5th, 2015.

They live in very deep water and the meat is toxic (though the Scandinavians prepare it in a manner which reduces the toxins and consider it a {possibly} deadly delicacy.I thought it was now illegal to catch/cull these sharks due to their slow rate of reproduction and {fear of} declining numbers?

Option A is slows you down, but has way lower interest rates than a hard money loan.

Been slow for a while but seems to be picking up steam again, they seem to know something is happening or about to happen.