The stock market has a long history of growth and until you have some personal experience in real estate investing you should be cautious with your retirement accounts.I would suggest rolling the 401(k) funds into an IRA and doing annual Roth conversions each year to fill up the lower tax brackets. 5 years after you convert a portion of your IRA to a Roth it is counted as the “basis” and can be taken out of the account without any taxes or penalties.

Tax Assessor Property Cards - search by address to see the purchase history on target properties.  

That's what I've historically thought as well @Nathan G. but then again that's us, not the average person who's understanding of online privacy is clearing their browser history. 

Especially own by investor show might not have pervious history of the house.

Eastern Bergen County (ex.

https://themortgagereports.com/59520/forecast-mortgage-rates-after-2020-electionThe good news is that with rates at all-time lows even if we have the highest increase in rates that we have ever see after an election we still have some of the most affordable money in history!!

All year long, we’ve seen one of the most fast-paced real estate markets in recent history.

I tried to get them to refi but they have a history of bankruptcy . 

Usually the lenders want to see a couple of years of tax returns in order to see your income history.

It looks like this requires a revenue history to qualify so this could be a deal breaker.