@Evan Bonnell the law, as relayed to me by my solo 401k provider (@Dmitriy Fomichenko) in a newsletter this morning includes the following hardship provision:Has experienced adverse financial consequences as a result of being (a) quarantined, (b) furloughed, (c) laid off, (d) who has reduced work hours that is due to SARS-CoV-2 or COVID-19, (e) who is unable to work due to lack of child care due to SARS-CoV-2 or COVID-19, (f) closed or reduced hours of the business the participant owns or operates due to SARS-CoV-2 or COVID-19, or (g) any other factors as determined by the Secretary of the Treasury.Your lack of child care should qualify as a hardship.If you can weather the tax hit, and you are concerned about income/tax burdens in retirement, maybe consider doing an in-service conversion of $100k to the Roth portion of your 401k (if your plan has it, and if it permits you to convert). 

In the E-Myth Revisited Michael Gerber talks about successful people actively creating their lives while others just kind of float through life. 

I'm currently working on getting my license and I would like to be able to set up automatic e-mail alerts for investors looking in a specific area, price range, and property type.

@Donald E Appleberry @Dan Heuschele I will definitely take your advice on the wait, since there is barely any townhomes or condos currently available in the SD market with a reasonable price tag.  

It is a property located in E Shore Dr , Memphis, TN with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. 

So is it possible to have those accesses, as long as I pay my E and O Insurance and register with RECO another way without a brokerage?

Hi Kirsten,You may not be the only creditor they have on the hook for money right now.They may owe on the brewing equipment and the FF&E in the place, (as well as consumable supplies possibly billed at Net 10).Their overall chance of making it through this virus shutdown as a going concern may be something to talk to them about, because they may need more of a global solution to survive and thrive.Just my 2 cents. 

If you use a service that e-files these evictions (which you would likely only use if you are a PM or working with a PM) then they can be e-filed but the case would not be scheduled until June 1st.

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I've just got approved recently for an E-2 Investor visa and I read about US real estate investments for several month.