I am not sure if Admin has any conflict of interest   https://www.adpicapital.com/Myself I was a Financial Advisor years ago and I invested / day traded stocks while I was deployed but with the current administration, please contact a professional.

You should be able to borrow up to $50k or 50% of the value of the 401k....but consult your plan administrator to know for sure.

One that always pays off is the:"ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES AGREEMENT"Administrative Charges that you may be billed for and will have to payif you do not agree with these fees -DO NO SIGN THIS FORM OR ACCOMPANYING LEASEThis covers things like:Pick up rent - $25.00Unlock house due to key being left inside or locked out due to tenant - $25.00Replacement key for lost key - $25.00Add new person or remove person from lease - $100.00Unclog toilet due to obstruction caused by tenant - $25.00 plus sewer cleaning fee if applicablePrepare eviction documents - $50.00Eviction filing fees $200.00Utility transfer fee for not transferring utilities - $50.00Any trash or debris picked up in yard or around property left by tenant - $50.00 plus hauling/dump feesResident agrees that subject to the conditions above and will pay immediately when invoiced for any charges.It’s understood that the above amounts are minimum charges.

Also, speak with a 1031 exchange administrator for full details on that technique.

After driving for dollars, I've been able to find my discounted deals mainly on different county and state databases.

I have developed my own database over 15 years in the business of thousands of companies nationally with owners for commercial properties and contacts.

If you are lending on multiple projects overtime, this is going to require significant due diligence & administrative time on your part per each investment.

Also curios what others do about their 'administrative' or 'move in' fees in lieu of security deposit. 

One calls it their "deadbeat database". 

I'm now on my 3rd and thinking about administrative simplification.