I had a bit similar circumstance: for me, I used compounding interest theory to build my portfolio.

Sure, I suppose you could boast that you will be getting a cap rate of 25% in ten years time, vs the 8% you might get with those SAME invested dollars this year, but that's not too different from any compound rate that you will get with interest upon interest, is it?

With my limited RE experience, it is my best way to give back to this great community.I am currently in the process of refinancing my home to pull out equity and purchase multiple rental properties (duplex to quadplex) and compound the earnings into more properties.  

To me, sitting with my kids on the bow of a cruise ship and watching a school of dolphins next to the ship or watching the sun set over another country would be great.

So it makes sense to build up the largest possible stockpile.From the equities side: dollar costing in consistently over time into highly diversified indexes is a pretty proven long term strategy and by getting out of the market right now, I’m risking have cash on the sidelines that could grow and compound over time.Thanks in advance, looking forward to hearing what all you smart folks think!

Would make a lot of sense to put it into something that you could gain compound interest and make that money grow even larger!

Theres so many.......but imma go with Relentless or compound effect

I would just keep the invested funds in the 401k and let compound interest to continue to work its magic.You could take a loan out against your 401k.

Bought a 1 BR cabin in Broken Bow, OK.

Compounding that mistake by many others throughout the rehab schedule is how you end up upside down on equity.I find it's better to buy with cash and use hard money for the rehab but I understand that's not always possible.