I would not recommend subjecting yourself to the taxes and early distribution penalties of making a pre-mature withdrawalAdam

Myabe my post was a little premature.

I fear that if I grow my portfolio too large here I will not be able to manage it remotely and would have to sell off prematurely, causing me to potentially lose money.

Hi BP CommunityRob from Central NJ here.So I'm wondering if this question is a bit pre-mature considering I haven't bought my first proper investment property yet.

The property taxes are too high, and turnover costs combined with CapEx will be higher than you expect (hail and wind damage to roofs, blown down fences, AC overworked and dying prematurely, the aforementioned clay soils, etc). 

Unless the water chemistry is maintained correctly, the mechanicals will fail prematurely.

(These properties may cause...premature balding, heavy drinking, sleepless nights and frequent use of the words w.t.f..) 

Not walking away from a 150+ K career that is growing prematurely.

Dont wanna say too much prematurely. excuse my text im on my phone. thanx. also there are ppl living n the home in question 

Even in 2008 when the market went bust, only those that sold prematurely (or were forced into a job relocation) got hurt.