@Jeffrey Drasin did your partners contribute to the down payment?

Ild love to be able to talk further about how I can contribute to your goal of adding a 50+unit multifmaily to your portfolio.

Looking to contribute the little knowledge that I’ve acquired over my 3 years of being a landlady. 

This will cut into your overhead space, but would contribute toward the "peacefulness" of both units and make for happier (longer staying) tenants.

I said to answer ANY of the question, not necessarily all of them.I'm writing a blog article and will feature anyone who contributes.

Keep in mind I would like to use this money to invest in real estate within 3-5 years, this would be a post-tax 401K (for option 1), and I want to avoid withdraw penalties.Option 1:My company matches 6% of my contributions to my 401K. 

I'm open to starting with the bigger outfits, but my concern is that I may get lost in that space considering my part time contribution for now and the volume of other agents.

Thanks again to everyone who has contributed to this post.  

They should know your full financial situation and be able to advise if now is a good time for you to do a Roth conversion, keep in mind its possible to do a partial conversion (meaning only some of the Traditional IRA instead of the entire IRA is moved to the Roth) In regard to the salary limit, you are not able to contribute directly to a Roth over a certain salary (amount changes depending on if you married or not), but you are still able to do Roth conversions.

We just closed the sale on our second flip and are currently looking for our next project.We are currently working towards pursuing more fix and flip opportunities as well as buy and hold rentals.Thanks again to everyone involved in the forums, I hope to be able to contribute any of my knowledge and pay it forward where I can.