Since inception Colony has invested $48 billion in over 19,000 assets/loans and has ~$25 billion of assets under management (gross) on behalf of over 250 institutional investors.Through the identification of supply-demand source imbalances in capital, product types and information availability, Colony achieves attractive risk-adjusted returns by investing in real estate and real estate-related debt investments, non-performing loans, distressed assets, real estate-dependent operating companies, and select commercial and residential development opportunities throughout the world.

This information is readily available for you as a plan participant, it could be posted on your online account but if not call your provider.Loans if allowed are the best way to go, it's tax free $$ (unless you default) where as a Hardship withdrawal has tax consequences depending on your individual tax situation.

In my area, depending on my volume of leads and my time available, I would approach the seller and let them know this information.

Funds would be available only for acquisition, not repairs, and could be disbursed in as little as two weeks.

Do you currently have any property available for sale?

Penalties/punishments are a deterrent, but the $$$ does seem to be available to those that want to work.

If it says extended, then it is available for investors.

Lots of great info on this site and lots of resources available around our neck of the woods.

They can give you great information on what it will rent for and if thats even an area you want to be in.Now when i look at a property heres what i do. 1. if i find it online i call and see if the property is available and if i can bid on it.2. check crsdata and see what the property is worth and what has sold in the area.3. check zillow to see what is currently renting in the area and what the rental prices are.4.

Are there properties like the one you're interested in available?