When you always try to take a different route to see a part of the town you have never seen before.When you see a "For Rent" sign and wonder how much they are charging.Bonus points if you pull out your cell phone and call the number immediately to find out.When your in a large city you look at the apartment buildings and try to guesstimate how many doors there are and what the market value would be for that building.And a bonus for dreaming of owning a building that big some day.

According to my Commercial Broker Loopnet significantly increased their fees and a lot of people in the industry are pulling out.

If you are pulling down $2250 a month but are willing to accept $1000 per a month, why not take that extra $1250 and reinvest it each month...

I know that anything put into the Rooth is not tax deductable (unless under some circumstances) and it is with a traditional.And I know that you are taxed on the money you gained for that year with a Rooth IRA (according to your tax bracket) but you do not get taxed when you pull out money.

I have several properties with a lot of equity now I need money for investments.I want to pull some money out, but the question I have is, do I pull equity out of a home that is in a hot market area or a market that is slowed down or does it even matter?

They drive around looking for FSBO signs, knock on doors, talk to the owners, take photos, check to see if the house is in a flood zone, pull comps from the Internet, get permit/tax/assessors info and more, and then send me a packet with all the information.

If not let me know and i will try to pull the contracts for more.

Or pull it while you can.

What would be the highest amount that I could pull out of the house?

I don't pull permits, Plain and simple.