But it’s difficult to apply this to the individual cities.

Need to implement my checks and balances.4.I am considering creating a special LLC for operations and maintenance of all my rental properties to limit my liability exposure.

I am from Malibu, CA and I bought a rental condo there before I moved five years ago, knowing it would be difficult to buy rentals that cash flow in NYC.  

I checked with the bank to see if I can refinance to get some of my initial investment back and he (this bank btw works with a lot of investors refinancing) told me I cannot and it would be very difficult because this type of property does not comply with Fannie May  and Freddie Mac. 

The housing prices there have also skyrocketed, however; there is a whole bunch of apt complexes being built up now that might eventually balance out prices.I've never bought anything down in Chatt, but all of my investor buddies say it's a great place to find good rentals.Let me know if I can help locally in Nashville and the surrounding areas. 

How is that particular account titled and how is it listed on the balance sheet? 

The maximum amount that the plan can permit as a loan is (1) the greater of $10,000 or 50% of your vested account balance, or (2) $50,000, whichever is less.https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-plans-faqs-regarding-loans

Hi @Jessica Jay-Maleski, this is a difficult questions but there are some answers.

I would get the HELOC on your primary now as it is more difficult to get them on rental properties. 

You can sell your tax deed for significantly less than full retail price to other investors, who are willing to wait out the possession holding periods, engage in preservation improvements that make redemption very difficult, and pay for the quiet title suit.