An option could be to 1) take the 401k $ out now with no penalty, 2) put it directly into a properly structured infinite banking policy, then 3) leverage 80-90% of the cash value to purchase a multi-family syndication.This strategy would provide multiple benefits to your precious capital and provide some flexibility until the time is right to purchase a syndication.  

If done successfully you can essentially purchase an infinite number of deals with just that one primary residence equity.

Assuming we rented out this unit @ $1000/mo (1% rule), and pocketed $500 (50% rule), we made 6 * $500 = $3000.CoC return = $3000 (net profits after 1 yr) /$2000 (net expenses after 1 yr) = 150%What's pretty cool is if the deal is really good, and we end up refinancing and getting all of our money back and more, our CoC return becomes infinite! 

Some flippers can make a lot of money, some take a huge loss on their first deal and never try again.I know a large investor (several thousand units) who started with an asphalt paving business.There, fortunately or unfortunately are infinite ways to be get started and be successful in real estate. 

Finding a good partner that you can learn from and do deals with in the future "may" be infinitely more valuable than finding this particular deal in the long run.

I understand BRRRR is a way to acquire property and potentially retain cash, but it's infinitely more complicated investing out of state. 

Although infinite factors are taking effect, it seems like overall the major themes are too much consumer debt, a dollar that's on the verge of collapse, and housing prices are in a bubble. 

Infinite returns!

Are the deals “flying off the shelf” in your market?

The BRRRR strategy only becomes an infinite game if you follow this rule.