I feel that if I can’t have my “hands ON“ every aspect of the business, I can’t at least have ample amt of knowledge in every area possible so that I can stay (Knowledgeably Aware) IN Every Aspect of My Business..

My husband will be working for his Portland firm remotely (many of his clients are in the Boise area) and I am planning on taking a step back from clinical social work and attaining my real estate licence.After doing a lot of research on BP, I thought it would be a great idea to buy a multifamily property and house hack.

Fortunately for me, back then, properties were much cheaper so the reserve requirements were more attainable. 

I did so to ensure I’d have ample liquidity to jump on other deals when they come up.

I feel that REI is the best way to attain financial freedom and I look forward to meeting people with a similar mindset.

@Daniel DietzYou're right, your qualified Roth distributions would not be taxable.I agree, that accurate values need to be established and a formal appraisal is the most conservative approach in being able to show that you went to the greatest effort/cost in attaining that value.

(Market rents are conservative $1150 for original finishes unit, and $1300 for a recently renovated, garden unit (let's assume I will be living in and not renting out for a $1000 market rent that it can attain)The purchase price is 335k with a 3% closing cost credit.

There is a wealth of knowledge in those meetings and ample opportunity to meet with local investors face-to-face.

There is ample profit cushion for the borrower to pay back. 

It seems that you should look at out-of-state markets, where you can attain better cash flow than in NJ.