Still a good idea to at least contribute up to the max employees match, otherwise you're turning down free money.If you open a Roth IRA you can take any money you contributed out, penalty free if you need it in a pinch.

Plus your guest may have a mini disaster, digestion issues, etc where extra trash bags or TP are required in a pinch.

The goal is to finish the house, not penny-pinch. 

Finding good deals that cash flow well is certainly a priority this way I don’t find myself in a pinch.

I feel the same way with a few rehabs where I wish I would have done a little bit more to dial everything in rather than pinching pennies during the rehab process. 

Most investors who invest in the hood decide to penny pinch, the idea always seems to be "buy  low, re-invest as little as possible, and hope to place the best of the bad apple tenants". 

If i'm ever in a pinch I always search the database here or post a topic great group of people that are willing to share their experiences is always a plus.

@Jacob Hince man sounds like you are in a pinch.

I ran into a situation where I'm in a pinch and this would help me out as I am working on scaling my portfolio.

I need a coach to give me quick answer in a pinch.