As for cash, what you would be giving up is the opportunity cost of getting a greater return by deploying your capital optimally.

@Antonio R Moss you need to define what type of investor you are or investment strategy you want to deploy.

When you invest in a company, a person with theoretically excellent pedigree is getting paid an exorbitant amount to make sure that the company is not overleveraged, that the company has liquidity, that the company is deploying its capital appropriately, and that its operations are running smoothly. 

The very first thing your company needs is a steady income that you then can deploy into quality real estate assets. 

That cash will do much better deployed in an asset.

If you were deployed with the military (or in an intelligence capacity with the DOD), there may be hope! 

Support says this is a work in progress so anyone else experiencing this should just hang tight for a couple of days while they deploy the new features.

A buddy closed 240 units while deployed also AF. 

Cash: $8,300Roth IRA Contributions: $2,600   *Can pull out without penaltiesEmployer Roth 401k Loan: $6,000   *5% interest rate amortized over 15 yearsHELOC: $20,000  *5.75% interest only payments with 15 year amortized after 10 year draw (8 years remaining)*Currently own primary residence with approximately $60K more in equity from appreciation on top of the HELOCPersonal Line of Credit: $9,000  *7.75% interest rate revolving terms (2% of outstanding balance minimum payment per month)Total Funds Available: $45,900Any thoughts on how you'd utilize these funds and deploy them appropriately?  

The first thing I would do is align myself with people who have either had $2.5 million to invest and have been successful or people who have advised people at that level on how to deploy that kind of money into investments.