I guess if you have guns you can get everything else.

I don't have the exact data at my disposal, but I would guess the raises have been roughly 5% if you weight them by the property values.

My guess based on craiglist rent in that area is about $1,400/mo.

I'm guessing 'no' but don't know.

I guess you know the process, right?

I guess if I can't find a good policy to cover the LLC I can take out a personal umbrella policy for peace of mind.It's quite strange, as usually, you will hear people say that you can't over-insure yourself.

I'd venture to guess that even in the turn-key world, averages are meaningless.

(Obvious I don't know your taxable income to make that call.)If you withdraw, you do have alot more flexibility investing with non-qualified funds, such as optimizing with leverage and having access to much better financing terms/rates, that can give you a substantially higher ROI than you might achieve in a retirement account.By pulling funds from the IRA/401K, you have also walked out of the casino of guessing on current vs future tax rates (with $100 trillion of federal liabilities, tax rates are quite conceivably going UP).

I guess my real problem is a gov. that loans money (they printed and devalued mine) to private entity and does not use said money to help people, but instead found another ave. to profit off tax payers.

Generally, the properties that are FNMA and FMAC that give OO a first chance are underpriced to the market already; meaning, this is the bank's way of offering great deals to OO without having to worry about investors scooping them up.While I agree it's annoying, my guess is that if FNMA and FMAC were to make these available to investors at the same time as OO, they starting list prices would be a good bit higher, as they know there would be more competition.So, you're probably not losing out on as many good deals as you think you are...