This raises a red flag, so verizon suggested two options - 1. find out a wifi safe lockable container to lock the main router so guest can’t poke at it, 2. move the main router to my room on 3rd floor which will require running an ethernet cable from 2nd to 3rd floor.

Matt,I recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.

As noted earlier, this would not be a "normal" 401K distribution, as my husband and I qualify for the special CARES Act (Section 2202) that allows us to replace the funds with no penalty and all taxes reimbursed.

Personally, I've set up a very specialized Heloc on my property.

Don't forget to keep it simple 👌.I work full-time as a Project Engineer, I'm also a Realtor (specialize in working with investors) and I'm also Investing Full-time.All these are not easy if I don't have the "Personal Motivation" to keep going no matter the amount of external motivations.I will suggest you stick to a Real Estate Niche and get great at that niche first before diversifying to other Real Estate Niches.Goodluck and don't be a stranger.

@Patrick OehmHey Patrick,I’m a Canadian realtor and I specialize in farm and ranch properties in Saskatchewan.

I house hack a multi-unit property and specialize in 2-4 units...if you'd like to discuss a bit further about what's possible here locally in terms of house hacking a 2-4 unit feel free to shoot me a message.

I would prioritize finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation over one that is local.There are 20+ accountants on this message board who specialize in real estate taxation.

Making the purchase all cash, is not as awesome as it seems – we tied up $195,000, which made things a little tough specially because we finalized another purchase right after this one.Things we learned: (1) having cash on hand is useful, we saved ourselves some money by financing the project ourselves.

Other than a general home inspection, what are the other specialized inspections that I need to have?