You can find a sweet deal pull your money out, by the property with cash (makes your offer much sexier to seller) then do a refi (specifically “Delayed Financing” loan) to pull tour money back out and out your money back into your IRA.

Sounds like a sweet deal.

Ultimately I'm trying to find the "sweet" spot for outsize returns in the New London market is in terms of # beds, neighborhood, tenant base, etc.?

Keep doing that and you'll eventually hit that sweet spot where you are your own bank.

I have found our sweet spot is about 150-200K for properties.

The only difference is that I will no longer be on the bank or a seller's timeline.Not sure which way I will go at this point, but I am making sure to cover all my bases so that come September 11, I will walk away from the closing table with a property and a really sweet deal.

IFTTT is pretty sweet. 

sweet!

Here's a sweet space with 6 people living in 130 sq ft:http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/rooms_ideas/small_spaces/small_communal_home.htmlAnd my friend sent me this 90 sq ft story in NYC:http://metamorphosis.democraticunderground.com/10026284835@Arlen Chou 's 300something sq ft units are like McMansions compared to these!

Crappy customers who piss everyone off get workers taking a dump in their attic, sweet hearts who set out a cooler of cold drinks for the crew, get crew members always doing little extras and gong the extra mile for them.