Would you have extra funds to invest aggressively in profit making ventures?  

I work with JDL Ventures in NJ

@Eddie Day welcome to BP and good luck in all your future REI ventures.

So it'd be a great place to get a hang of real estate investing and then you could venture out to other markets out of state later on and look for turn-key providers in lower price points.Also, I would suggest visiting all the potential options in person before making the move.

We regularly meet with potential venture capital investors in our co-working space, but that's the expectation for technology startups.From our perspective, we can't afford the "chains" associated with a long-term office lease and would rather pay more  "per square foot" to retain the flexibility to grow or contract quickly.

Like Alina and Jared mentioned,liquidating the 401ks is not the ideal move to jump into real estate investing, if that is the goal, you can roll over the funds into a IRA let that coumpound itself, It is important to diversify as much as possible, with that being said having some funds in the market is good while saving enough to cover the down payment to venture into RE investing.

Starting a new real estate LLC where one partner brings majority of upfront capital to the venture for down payment on first property.

Congrats on the new venture.

Why would I put my money in an unknown venture if it was only going to return 8%-10% when I could get that in sticks or a syndication deal?

We are excited to use this funds on our new venture on our investment business.