I'll be reaching out to them today but also wanted to make a separate post seeking recommendations.Thanks for reading!

I’m new so, I’m seeking to understand things that are common sense investing.  

I've never heard the 4 year idea that some people mention, but could be...best would be to check with your favorite title company and get their blessing.There might be some buyer out there who doesn't care about redemption period, but if previous owner redeems, they only would get your deed price, plus penalty, and not any premium they paid you. 

I am humbly seeking advice/constructive criticism ahead of my small multifam new-build project plan in mid-2022. 

It should also list what the penalty/remedy is for not having it.

Seek them out and handle them before they become a crisis.

Seek them out and handle them before they become a crisis.

The 6 units are already rented with fresh 1 year leases as well that I have vetted and like.My question is whether I should reallocate my limited resources by selling some positions in the market to fund the 70k or seek a loan partner for the down stroke? 

Thanks in advance.Looking for:• Multifamily rental in IndianapolisMy current financial situation:• ROTH IRA - $98 K Total (YTD Growth, 24%) / Available to take out $10K (w/o penalty, from either Roth or Simple, only 1 acct). ($46K in contributions)• Simple IRA - $39 K Total (YTD Growth, 16%) / Available to take out $10K (w/o penalty, from either Roth or Simple, only 1 acct). ($33K in contributions)• Financial Advisor Acct - $32 K Total (YTD Growth, 44%) / $20K in contributions.

If you are seeking to invest the gains from the sale of your property and do not want to use the 1031 strategy, look for a passive investment with a sponsor who is utilizing the cost segretation/bonus depreciation strategy.