I would make sure I had the experience and/or education in real estate arena before I spent my 401k nest egg unless you can afford to lose it. 

I know the nesting instinct must be kicking in, but there's no rule that says you have to buy because you're having a baby, lol!

IMO i'm providing plenty of outlets for them to use)4) There needs to be a copper or galvanized steel pressure relief valve blow off pipe on the water heater. 5) The drywall on the ceiling in the utility closet around the duct work for the furnace needs to be repaired. 6) Wasp nest outside back of house in the left corner needs to be taken care of. 7) Check to see if a back flow preventer is built into the hose in the back of the house?

In doing so, I have saved up a nice nest egg and am looking for "the next chapter" in my life which has bought me to real estate.  

And congrats on your nest egg!

I bought a Nest Cam to monitor the progress.

I do all cash in, and get it all back out with the refi...then use the same cash on the nest deal..repeat, and repeat, and ...in the end I never spend any money.  

I graduated college only a few years ago and we are going to use that money to become debt free and a nest egg for a rainy day... there isn't a ton in there to begin with to say the least. 

My husband and I aren't looking to get rich quick, we just want to invest in our future and most importantly the future of our children and not break our spirit in the process.At the moment we have our nest egg funds in the stock market, but have really focused on the idea that REI is a much more sound and satisfying investment. 

Third, When my wife got pregnant, she had an overwhelming sense of nesting and fostering her maternal feelings while I just had this urge to provide and REI was that answer.