But these employees can walk, chew gum, and work with my customers!!!!

@Nicholas Patrick,What you're missing is that you don't withdraw anything - no pre-mature distributions, no taxes, no penalties.You're INVESTING your 401(k) in something OTHER THAN Wall Street - better security, less volatility.Wall Street can MAYBE get you a 10% return.

So this may end up being a bit premature and overly hopeful on my end, but I will be listing a property in the next month in an incredibly hot market - Ann Arbor, MI.

I think your question maybe a bit premature and therefore the answer is no you shouldnt get it.

Hi all,I recently invested in a simple course for doing "wholesale arbitrage," then (after attempting to co- wholesale one deal I saw on CraigsList, a bit prematurely) immediately determined that there are both smarter and easier ways to to approach this as a 'go between' the buyer and seller, so I'm now seeking experienced 'wholesale deal flip' specialists to help build and scale a related business development idea for anyone interested in taking this to another level... above what I've seen done to date, online.

Kick their asses out at the end of the lease, or utilize the multiple violation clause of your lease to end their lease prematurely.

Bought the house from a guy who was in a rough spot due to some premature deaths of family members and he just went downhill and the house was a hoarder house.

I know you mentioned in your post that it can take a few weeks to get houses rented, but I think showing it prematurely won't help the situation, and might potentially scare good applicants away.

So, I pulled the trigger...whether it hits anything or not is completely up in the air tonight...but I have a profound dislike of cowards, so by gum, I ain't gonna be one!

There are a couple items that although wouldn't likely completely gum up the financing process, might give a buyer with a bank/appraisal/etc some leverage that we wouldn't prefer they have!