IF the occupant is financially strong, you use an LMLO,  the price is market and DTI works out and you do a good job of creating a fat folder.  

I attended habitually when living in Cincinnati and will still attend when travel schedules overlap the meeting dates.

Now, if a life event happened you could move out - such as a new job, or getting married and having plans to have kids and needing more space. 

Other than in this case, never buy real estate on a QCD and also look to the title insurance policy/binder, Schedule BII, exceptions to ensure the transfer from a QCD is covered.Good luck :) 

I will still be working a W2 job as well.

I was with a bigger real estate company before I took a job that wouldn't allow me to actively be a real estate agent. 

@Kay KeovongphetIf you are still employed by Boeing and under the age of 59 1/2, you will not be able to transfer your funds elsewhere.Once you change jobs or reach retirement age, you would have the ability to move to a different plan.

I had that freedom before the financial crisis as I was self employed making great money, no boss or schedule.

Right now, I stay at home with my 4 young kids and I'm looking to create a job for myself through real estate investing.  

I'm sure I'm doing a poor job of explaining it, LOL.