As I will most likely be doing a cash out re-fi for the most part.I appreciate all your insight, and best regards going forward. :)

@Rufus WhiteWhere are you in SC? I

Hello,I have a "flip" house that is nearing completion, Its a 5/2 split level and the market is pretty hot in my area. Purchased for 125k put approximately 60k in and will sell for 250-270k. I have a private money loa...

Can the individual parties re-fi and get their own loans for their new individual unit?

You do get tax advantages by putting it into the 401k to then purchase, but you will kill your personal cash flow from the property by using a 5 year amortized loan from your 401k to buy it.With you wanting to be FI prior to the 401k distribution age, there really isn't a reason to chuck it into the retirement vehicle first.

With the BRRR you're basically flipping the house...but they keeping it and doing a re-fi to pull that money back out.

@Mindy JensenI was looking through old show notes trying because I thought I remembered you and Scott mentioning that you would add a list of FI podcasts for people at different points in their journey.

The goal is often common as to buy one at below market price with an opportunity to add value, raise rents, reduce expenses (increase NOI/Reposition it) and sell (or re-fi) within 5-7 years based on loan terms and exit strategy.

I co-own a buy/hold investment with my brother in Columbia, SC. I

I have a unique situation as my dad has money he wants to loan for me to invest, and wants to help me get the ball rolling on my path to FI.