As some brief background I started investing when I was 22 by completing my first live in flip. 

The issue is this is all a gamble because I could very well get out bitted at the auction and would have wasted my time and funds...Technically I would still have to get an attorney if I did win it.. but to pay up front with so many uncertainties is the issue.

Background-Looking to buy an investment property through roofstock and looking to use traditional IRA funds for part of the deposit (I know I have to pay tax on the withdrawal, but hoping to avoid the 10% early withdrawal penalty).

In addition, you still utilized the home in the meantime so landlord is technically entitled to rent for that time.

Maybe call and call and call until you get someone to help you.I assume you are being serviced out of the South Bend Office.Here's a background on what's going on: https://www.southbendtribune.com/news/local/south-bend-housing-authority-fired-director-after-fbi-noted-serious/article_b5544e4b-9d4f-5c86-9108-245e26a43cf8.htmlGood Luck!

I don't have much real estate investment experience, but I have a solid construction background, as Residential Construction Project Manager. 

I don't have much real estate investment experience, but I have a solid construction background, as Residential Construction Project Manager.

I have talked to a couple lenders and they have suggested 203k, but if I invest in Philadelphia, I have a buddy that would help me and I don't think it would be qualified as a GC technically. 

I am curious about a bit of your background. - Whats your current income and from what as well as your short term and long term goals in real estate.

(it's technically a violation of your loan terms).