Those could go to a self-directed plan.Even with the funds being trapped and the investment choices being less than stellar, I would suggest that you participate in the new employer's plan, at least to the maximum level they match.  

I was born here but come from an immigrant family so I know what you mean. 

If it is just a clogged "P" Trap under your tub (or just hair accumulation in the line that is pulled back by the snake), or something put down the toilet that should not have been, the Tenant should reimburse you for the service call.Also, it is a very poor idea to recommend or allow Tenants to use "drain cleaner" to clear a slow or blocked line.

I've been working 7 days a week 18 hour a day to get this house done all while having my son born 3 months prior. 

Thanks for the response Im also very interested in this as I live in D.C. but would like to invest in Philadelphia because I was born and raised there, most of my family is still there and  I know the nighborhoods alot better.Can you say a little bit more how you found out who the underwritiers were for the specific credit unions?

And I was born and raised in high humidity, including living in New Orleans where the summer humidity gets to ungodly 98-99%. 78 degrees was just fine there as it is in drier climates.

Lots of potential traps could lead to less than pleasant experience.

Came back to my wonderful family and my baby girl was born Dec 23.What an awesome year!

I was born in Bristol and now reside in Langhorne, this is a fantastic site with tremendoes resources.

In short, deploy your equity that is currently trapped in the cash flowing asset.