I look at expenses in 4 buckets: 1) Utilities, 2) Administration, 3) Taxes & Insurance and 4) Maintenance. 

I have my Bachelor's in Business Administration (Marketing).

There is more risk associated with the 401(k) loan as opposed to a regular loan.I discussed this with the 401(k) administrator (Voya) and was told that if I left, I would just continue making payments, the only difference would be instead of it coming directly out of my check it would be payments that I would make as if it were another bill. 

Let's say an owner disconnected service voluntarily and even has proof they paid a final bill, they often won't realize charges are still accruing - especially if the bill isn't going to the correct address (I'll save my rant on the administrative incompetence of utility companies for another thread).

I think you must have emailed the Federal Housing Administration, which is also referred to as the FHA.

Did anyone see this???https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinances"Under the new policy, the cash-out refinance cap would be lowered to 80 percent of a property's value, down from 85 percent."
If...

https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/trump-cap-cash-out-refinancesNot good for BRRRRing. 

Upcoming changes:https://www.marketwatch.com/story/trump-administration-placing-new-limits-on-cash-out-refinance-loans-2019-08-02

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/trump-administration-puts-new-limits-on-cash-out-refinance-loans/ar-AAFekoF?

I am a high school administrator, with a long background in general home construction, repair and handyman services.