Quote from @Roger StPierre: Cash-out refinances to get some of your SDIRA or Solo(k) funds back to use for the next investment is very common.

@Amy Raye Rogers @Brian Caudill My question is similar to Brian's.

With that said, you generally get better rents south of Rogers Ave. 

Make sure you qualify for GIBill or whatever it’s called so if you decide to go to college Uncle Sam lays for it.If you ever do any state or Govt bids veterans get preference.Side Note: stack cash, avoid all debt, drive an older car, don’t rack up huge bar bills partying)Step 2: Retire in 4 or so years and become a fireman.

Like many folks in DC, my full-time job involves working with "Uncle Sugar" aka the US GOV.

Every dollar contributed equals 40-50% saved from Uncle Sam, depending on your tax bracket. 

@Glenda Ortiz @Jana Brownbear @Roger Mohnani @Brian Kehoe @Nimer Ihssan @Mike G.

@Stacey Mollinet I get calls like that about my uncle’s personal home. it’s insane!

Hi Roger,You say she can't qualify to buy her own house; why is that?  

The $ you 'pocket', can be used for whatever.... pay for your policy premiums, add to a SD IRA or QRP, add to a Roth, buy a property, JV with someone on a property, start another WL policy (maybe this one is for your kids college), buy a car (not the smartest move but you get the idea).Unfortunately, we always need to keep taxes in mind because Uncle Same always wants a piece of the pie.