At your age it should be cheap... it might make sense

Sadly, our Canadian tenants (a family with 2 school aged boys) reached out mid-April.

It would be great to talk sometime over the phone or via text more about what you know and what you advise others to do in more depth around my age(I don’t know if there is a way to direct message you my # on BP).

With that in mind, would you mind sharing a little bit about yourselves, the names and ages of all who will be staying in the cabin and what is bringing you to the Smokey Mountains?

In most 401(k) plans you cannot roll funds out unless you terminate employment, or continue to work and participate in the plan beyond age 59 1/2. 

Finally, the top we wanted to put on was about $27k (it is a "higher-end" finish).Also note: this is a pointy Tudor house, so the roof has a steep pitch.I am getting other quotes this week, but for a house of this age given the information I have provided, does this seem right?

I'm thinking of doing the same with my kids when they reach that age.

FEMA - National Flood Insurance program (NFIP)    - Depending on age of property, you may need an elevation certificate (see if current owner has one)    - If the Flood zone changed recently, the rates may be grandfathered in    - Check the flood maps to make sure the building is in the flood zone or just part of the property2.

Currently out of need myself (wife and two kids), parents, and two of my special needs brothers are doing a light remodel to the house (mostly due to age or poor construction).

On the first, I pulled comps utilizing similar sq ftg, age, neighborhood, and bed/bath count and the appraiser told me he couldn't utilize those because they are different floor plans.