As my profile highlights I have been investing for 15+ years, own enough rentals to retire early and I average 2 purchases a month, so I don't share my thoughts lightly or for laughter.My market is Fresno California

My commentary is in yellow highlighting and my questions are in red highlighting. 

The home is in Elk Grove, CA recently highlighted as one of the best places to raise a family.

If you have a document or email that details them, just print it, highlight key points, give the document a reference number, and identify it by reference number on your timeline.

In this post - I will attempt to highlight some of the things you should be looking for as you browse around town looking for a property manager.  1) Are they members of the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM)?  

They will be able to help you draw up a pre-marital agreement which highlights the expectations of the parties as to separate and marital property.These pre-marital agreements are important for a myriad of reasons, including; division of qualified retirement plans under ERISA, healthcare treatment planning, and much more.Do yourself a favor and talk with a qualified local attorney on these matters.

My recommendation is to continue to fund the Roth IRA, and as others have said, withdraw your contributions to do your real estate investing.Just to clear up all the Roth-IRA Withdrawal rules that everyone is spouting, Here are the actual rules as cited from this Vanguard Article: https://investor.vanguard.com/ira/ira-distribution-rulesBelow are the highlights:"Withdrawals of Roth IRA contributions are always both tax-free and penalty-free.

I've printed your reply so I can highlight some of the key points to ask about at my next meeting with the lawyer.  

Just going to debunk the highlights:3) There are a million different reasons and strategies to invest in real estate. 

The first question is are you above the highlighted numbers, If no, there is no tax.Based on what I have seen,  institutions won't allow your borrowed money (even from 401k) to shows as your asset when you buy a house with FHA loan.