I WILL be reaching out to a few of the Pros here at BP to help us along once things proceed a bit more. 

Keith Fowler ,Im reading two things about the 401k proceeds of $20k: 1.

By having the insurance on the property add you as mortgagee.Follow these pointers and you have no worries.

I kept that license about 30 years.Right after you close get an insurance policy that will protect you if there is a loss.  

First of all, this would be an insurance nightmare should someone get injured on common area.

So the Mortgage includes the taxes and insurance. 

Proceed cautiously, find your experts.

Realty Tax is about 18k a year insurance $7500 water sewer avg $16k utilities $8-9k.

Buy at a great price + location + good numbersRentals don't have to be rocket science.Figure rental rate based on like kind rented properties near by.Subtract: taxes, insurance, repair % (7.5%, but varies based on prop condition), vacancy (2 months), capex (5%, but varies based on prop condition/age), pm if using (8-10%).

That can work.I'm wondering if you can somehow creatively do this deal where you pay an extra $5000 for this new condo, but have $5000 held back by the seller for you to do some kind of upgrades, but then just use the $5000 to pay down your original condo so you can get to 80% LTV in order to drop the PMI insurance and refinance at a more realistic rate.Is that HOA monthly?