The cash flow from your investments can then be reinvested to generate even more income streams.Four big reasons why I chose to pull my accounts back in 2012-2014 putting money from these qualified retirement plans (401(k)s, Roth IRAs, and other Qualified Retirement Plans (QRPs)):1) Taxes: You’ll pay taxes on this money eventually, despite what you might hear about tax-free growth.

Yes I do.I have a solo 401k Roth - no custodian requiredI have a self directed IRA with checkbook control - also a ROTH. 

With 2 kids and a third in the near future, we're looking to move again in the next 2-3 years.We have around $15k savings, $45k traditional IRA and $20k in other investments. 

So live off the annuity income/SSA/IRA, and invest the sale money into annuity/stock.

I have "made a living" at it for 14 years (actually contributed to my $3.5 Million in my IRAS that I hard money lend) and St.

I have an ira with around 200k in it.

We successfully invested into a DLP fund that was already approved by Fidelity for investing with my wife's IRA account.

Some had cash some IRA's.

(checking, HYSA, HSAs, 401k, Roth IRA, crypto, etc?)

Here are my options as I see them.1) Build up a separate capex reserve fundI have about 13k in savings and 25k in Roth IRA funds which I can withdraw tax free as a backup, but maybe I should build up a separate capex account since I don't have a designated one.2) Purchase another 2-4 familyI could use my 25k Roth funds as down payment on a 5th property that cash flows around $500/month and look to do a BRRRR.