I would not have the, "cash it out and get it over with" attitude.

There are restrictions to investing IRA or 401k funds, but with the right mental attitude, it is very easy to follow the rules.  

My experience with agents is that half the time they do a terrible job and you are paying them allot of money in my opinion for what they do so I would expect they be motivated to always do a great job for you but sadly I have not encountered that great attitude the majority of the time. 

Just wanted honest answers without the attitude....it is so appreciated. 

I think the common knee jerk reaction to the attitude toward banks/lenders and appraisers is a little less than fair.

I know in your other thread the PM bailed on you, part of what I saw there was you placed the tenant but the PM was expected to manage, usually when this happens the PM does take a "I didn't create the problem so why should I fix it" attitude and they didn't get the leasing fee which is usually their big paycheck that helps them be willing to deal with these problems.Here is what I would do based upon Steven Hamilton II's description of the almost non existent interest on the IRS loan.

The average fine is around a $1,000.00.Lastly, there has been a lot of backlash in my town with regard to bandit signs where community volunteers are removing them as part of a clean-up effort.Personally I used bandit signs and used them up until about a year ago where laws and attitudes started to change which resulted in having to replace the signs more and more often.

I'm not a very good negotiator, but by changing my attitude and hence my MO, I got it done and the interactions with the closer were actually pleasant.

I have to admit, there is also the whole attitude of "renting your home to a strange."

That's certainly not a "red herring" with that much on the line.Also, just try getting decent financing with that kind of attitude.