Bad idea, IMO.I've been taking money out of my 401K paying the penalty to get access to my money, then investing in real estate, which is a tax-efficient vehicle.

The hotness on top of the AC unit is where the motor is located on the fan.

For example if your business requires an automobile, certain weight classes of vehicles may qualify for up to 100% bonus depreciation.

They are a fantastic vehicle since the minimum payment tends to be interest only for the first 10 years and P + I the next 15 years after that.

All you need to do is fill batteries with water and you can power your entire house, vehicles, cell phones, boats, ATV's and on and on. 

We don't know what creative financing vehicles lenders have and we don't necessarily need to know them all.

The insurance company (USAA) required that I have 300k of liability coverage for each investment property, and a minimum coverage for liability for my vehicle and my wife's vehicle in order to give the umbrella policy.

Some of these benefits will expire soon.Please ensure you’re communicating with your CPA and your accountants to understand the different implication of moving capital from one vehicle to another to ensure that the decision aligns with your investment strategy.

Real estate is not a get rich quick vehicle but you can get wealthy from it over time. 

There are many various strategies that small business owners can use to legitimately and legally reduce their taxes including, but not limited to:* retirement plan maximizing (up to $57,000/year in some cases)* home office* business use of personal vehicle* Section 105 plans* Other accountable/reimbursable plans for employees* Possible hiring of your own children (based on value provided, not because they're you're children)and many, many more.