We do have about $140k in retirement accounts, but I believe we are restricted from using that, and I’d prefer not to.The plan has been to start looking at moving in May of 2015.

Another question: I heard that most banks have restrictions about reselling a property after new ownership.

If they restrict you, go somewhere else.

Get your financing ready and submit an all cash offer with proof of funds at soon as the waiting period expires.Never sign an affidavit without your attorney reviewing and approving it.Beware of deed restrictions or performance liens that prevent you from reselling the property within a limited time period.

As such, when I make an offer now on a deal I plan to take down to rehab and flip (rather than wholesale) I also put in my offer that I am willing to accept a 30 day deed restriction and I include a corportae letter of intent which states what I intend to do with the property (which is buy it, vest it in my company name, I explain the history of my company, and that I will rehabilitate the home, and then sell for a profit.

One big challenge will be if there is a deed restriction.

Their restrictions were brutal when I had an on time, perfect paying borrower that was under water trying to refinance a home they owned for 5 years.

What exit strategies are working best with all the financing restrictions, etc?

Rules, restrictions, liabilitiesProperty management.

Not sure if there is a restriction on the type of investments, but I think disclosures are huge.