http://www.restonnow.com/2015/07/09/fairfax-to-kee...Fairfax to Keep Clearing Illegal Road Signsby Karen Goff — July 9, 2015 at 9:00 amFairfax County says its program to remove distracting and illegal signs from major road medians has been a big success and will continue.In July 2013, the county instituted a program to have the Sheriff’s Community Labor Force regularly pick up political campaign signs, advertising signs and more every week.Fairfax officials that crews picked up 14,000 signs countywide the first year and 22,000 signs the second year, marking the program as a success.Officials plan to expand the program with a second removal crew this year.The county formerly picked up signs only when there was a complaint.

This is a GREAT Idea and I would love to participate I have already read the book but I'll re read it and join in. 

Whether participating in a program like this, and just being VERY selective about the tenants you accept, or contributing to your community in other ways fits your goals and your business best, that's up to you to decide.

But I wanted to participate :)

@Matthew T.No you cannot borrow against a retirement account but you can process a participant loan from a 401k plan, for example. https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/retirement-pl...

Start with approaching the financial institution to which you do all of your personal dealings.

Unfortunately Clussive’s ignorance of the HUD rules did not exempt him from action by HUD.In order to ensure Clussive never closed another FHA or VA loan, they placed his name on the Excluded Parties List System (EPLS) and Limited Denial Participation list.

Just saying there's probably unethical investors out there and that's why Fannie mae has instituted reprocussions if you are caught!  

If you're buying from an institution (bank, for example), expect that a POF will need to be in the name of the buyer. 

For example, instead of the 401k investing in publicly trade shares of stock such as Netflix stock, the 401k purchases private shares in the 401k participant's C-corporation.