It is basically coyote extract.

@JoAnn Dorio@Jason Dillard is correct, but as a professional I wanted to add confirmation.The only way you can extract value from an IRA is via the process of a distribution. 

I filtered the list down to just individual owners and extracted their first and last names somewhat accurately using excel formulas.

Furthermore, it is my goal that my child never pay taxes on the money I have extracted from the appreciation of my RE.It seems almost too good to be true...

We have a few parks that we are turning around and are considering a path whereby we pursue a portfolio loan of ~$2mm in a year to extract equity while posting 2-3 very different, but performing, parks as collateral.  

Always look what successful people are doing and more importantly what they are NOT doing.. and then... no.. do not copy... but extract the characteristics, commonalities, of their behavior, and derive that equation/formula for success.I do this always.

Their job is to create value not just extract.

If you don't have any money, there's generally not any way to extract the equity as your next chunk of cash.

@Phil RizzoBecause the banks will lend 75% LTV after the remodel, anytime you can buy and rehab for less than 75% of the ARV, you'll have the ideal BRRRR.....and have a chance to extract your full cash invested, to repeat into the next property.In Denver, the competition for fix/flips is so intense, it's hard to buy and rehab for less than 85% of ARV.

@Clark Kirkpatrick Hey Clark, I know the best way is to separate the meter, I don’t know the extract process on installing them.