Thanks, I'm a little slow! 

I am currently in the freehold/ Monmouth county area and to me the market seems very slow around here, with a large inventory on the market  

Sit and wait, don't try to sell or refinancePro's:- No closing costs; still have steady income and relatively low debt to valueCon's:- slow growth model; missing potential opportunities; not allowing me to try to take the business to the next level5.

You can get into a lot of debt fast or you can pay cash and move slow.

Of that, about 250k is in taxable accounts that we could withdraw if needed.My wife's argument is by buying another rental property, we would be dipping into the 250k and we would be overweight in real estate vs. stocks if you don't count the 401ks and IRAs.  

Some days are slow, some days are hell.

If I buy a property with Pension/401 K proceeds the moment I withdraw proceeds from these funds will be taxed.

More like a get rich slow method.  

Kleisch are currently approved for financing through Greenwood State Bank in Evansville WI.The creation and building of Business Credit is also a priority.Seller Financing of 5%-100% will be utilized when available and if the terms are acceptable, in addition to other creative financing options.Private Investors:Private Investor funds will be utilized as necessary.The Kleisch’s currently have $20,000 available from a HELOC (Home Equity Line Of Credit) to use as necessary.Repair costs required prior to occupancy will be funded by one of the resources above.Private Investor Funding InformationGeneral Information: Funds will be held by a Title Company and withdrawals can only be made with the Private Investors approval.

I was quite slow to embrace social media.