@Gloria N Gear You are a fan of the West side! 

And I would suggest that since you have a history of fix n flipping you might want to be extra careful to be able to document that intent.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $39,000

Cash invested: $25,000

Sale price: $73,500

First solo official fix and flip. Definitely a learning expe...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment.

Purchase price: $10,000

Cash invested: $9,600

Sale price: $27,500

Found off market deal that needed ALOT of work. Very busy at the time,...

Quote from @Percy N.: Ten-X is a pretty popular platform and as such you will find good experiences and bad.As with any of these platforms, the properties may have little competition or might face a lot, depending on the market on who shows up to bid (online).I have not used it in years but had bid on some stuff. 

Gabe N

I say this because its not that buyers aren't out there, but they are absolutely hesitant with rising interest rates and I want you to consider your exit strategies if your fixer-upper is sitting on the market longer than you anticipated.I would recommend a buy-n-hold property.

With a buy-n-hold project that is massive cash flow.

@N MartinDuring a divorce, retirement assets can be split.The divorce settlement will result in a "Qualified Domestic Relations Order" (QDRO) that documents the fact that a portion of your 401(k) value will be allocated to your ex-wife.She could move the property to her own 401(k) or IRA tax free.If she chooses to take the property personally, then it will be considered a distribution and the current appraised value of the house will be treated as taxable income.  

Lessee, how do I make this short 'n sweet.