I’m extremely stressed and wondering if I should just cut ties and sell when the remodel is complete to find a simpler cut and dry investment.

I’ve got my personal money tied up in a BRRRR right now, but I just created an LLC with a partner who has a bunch of cash but not the hustle.

All cash tied up. 

I think you need to sever ties with her completely when it comes to the house.

@Steve OrluskiPresumably you meant lock jaw... you do know there is nothing about their jaw that locks, and that there are plenty of dogs with stronger jaws...

But they are still motivating I am sure for most.but one tied to actually scale and run a business and more nuts and bolts without selling anything..

LIBOR is being abandoned in a couple years, and no one knows what will happen to ARMs/HELOCs tied to LIBOR.

., use it to finance your REI)with the following limitation:- $6K contribution limit (workaround with backdoor IRA)- 1/year limit to transfer between a different institution (possibly with a cost too)Please let me know if any of what I learned is wrong.My conclusion is it's best to have a Roth IRA account as soon as possible to pass the five years limit.My questions are:- Are the five years limit tied to the account?

If not, they need to drop the price to something so low you are happy to leave your cash tied up in the property for a long time.

Cons: Costs to bring over electricity, water, and install another septic tank and tie into the existing field, my guess is around $20k.