Here are a few considerations with respect to the 401k: 1) Although you can take funds with no penalty for first time home buyer, you can't return the money to the 401k. 401(k)'s have unique tax advantages that allow for tax-deferred, or in the case of Roth, Tax-Free growth.

. :) Now, I also provide a very unique space, being that I'm 2 blocks to the lake and have water views from my apartment.

A substantial portion of my real estate transactions 'work' because the borrower was paired with a lender offering unique qualification or feasible terms that meet or exceed the investors original ROI, COC, down payment or general investment goals. 

This approach allows me to structure deals that benefit all parties involved and unlock unique opportunities in the market.I'm eager to connect with fellow investors, share insights, and explore new opportunities together.

You certainly would not want to allocated 10 units equally if number of residents and size were unique IMO.Here's a helpful link for those new to the concept:http://www.multifamilyutility.com/rubs.html

First I want to thank you for reading, I am new to the investment market and the idea is exciting and terrifying at the same time.A few facts:Purchase Price: 325,000Rental Income Estimate: $5250Property details: This is a 3 door property:1. 1/1(main building)2. 3/2(main building)3. 2/1(separate building)Repair estimates to get all 3 properties up and running: $145,000 - $200,000I do not have a ARV since its very unique there is not anything we can compare to but I am looking to get a third party appraisal.Plan is to do a mortgage for the property with cash down payment.

2) Any advice on good title companies that can help us navigate this unique, creative deal for a house swap?

I would say to target something unique in areas that are high demand or at least underserved.I would also have your management plan down pat

Lots of people acquired their RE license during this period as it was a unique market that they thought could leverage to benefit them financially.

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