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?

Hello Robin, I would agree with the rest that it's best to get an attorney who specializes in evictions involved.