If it is a slow market, do it as early as possible. 

I know one investor who just lived with the slow seepage & then when the sewer eventually failed made the claim.

I also have a 457 b that I can withdraw as soon as I separate from my employer.

I have found that the data is highly inaccurate, the site is slow, and thus, it's a huge waste of time.   

@JD MartinMy latest example; Tenant: The bathroom sink is draining slow.

I picked my numbers based on my economic outlook that our real estate market is going to keep running along with growth slowing down until 2024 when rents will stop growing.

It can't sustain that forever and I suspect we're heading towards a slow-down, possibly even a correction.

Slow and steady growth and don't get sucked in by the Fear of Missing Out.

That section between Live Oak & Ross has just been really slow to turn, and I'm not sure why or how long it will take.  

We need to move into commercial lending, I have found, as I continue to read on BP.To come up with the money for our slow-and-steady acquisitions plan, we have saved up bonus or reenlistment lump sums, used the DoD 10% Savings Plan while on deployments, set aside funds at from promotions, and TSP loans to get down payment money, as well as accumulated mutual funds that we cashed out.