lolAlternatively, I liked how you played out taking 100% of the money after a sale to spread it over multiple properties. 

Is 2 weeks enough notice for something like that or play it safe with a full 30 days.

It’s just how the credit score game works.

Please let us know how it all plays out and any advice or lessons learned!

I would venture to bet that the HOA only meddles in peoples intimate affairs when the HOA decides they do not like the owner - that is when they pull out the rule book and start to play 'gotcha'. 

If the deal is worth it I could withdraw from my IRA.At this point I think I'd have to get a hard money loan and definitely have skin in the game to get the loan.

Money really matters in the buy and hold game.

@Derek T.I am new to the rehab game so I am not much use when it comes to numbers, but I do have a question for ya. 

Long term game, we are looking to really target multifamily properties for long term wealth accumulation and cash flow, but I don't see how that could even be remotely possible in the CA market without substantial starting capital.Some of my other thoughts creating our indecisiveness include:-Despite the amount of research and networking we do, would out of state investing for a beginner not be advised?

., you may have to bring in investors, partners, or HML, but now you have substantial backing of your own to show that you have skin in the game.