I have very limited funds so I’m trying to be creative in ways to get my first rental property. 

Navy federal approved me initially , but denied me and said they couldn’t because it’s a duplex and second home , which limits my opportunities in a way.

My reasoning for the purchase was not only to rent it but I knew that the 100 unit complex was the cheapest in the location with limited supply and a high demand.

So the issue is that prior to knowing about this I got under contract with the mindset that I will be working with the company that I am with now until I pay off the 401k loan off and now that I know about this other job opportunity which is a probability that I might get my questions is would it be better just to withdraw the money from my 401k and get penalize and taxed or just go ahead with the loan and if I get offered the new job just take the hit later when tax season arrives.

It's either a limited partnership requiring a private placement, or it's a democracy partnership which falls outside of SEC.

How working without a clear scope of work and a basic understanding of residential construction project management, as @Frank Geiger mentioned, just a vague idea that you're going to begin at the beginning and end at the end, makes it even worse.I started on a very small, limited flip, a basement efficiency apartment.

Florida's subsidized insurance provider, Citizen's Property Insurance, is the provider for sinkhole properties - and you'll be limited to that source; the cost will be higher. 

We have had several ultra bad laws passed in the last few years (minimum wage laws, gun laws, business regulation of various sorts, etc), but they're limited in scope, and if they don't effect you personally it's easy for the overall situation to be pretty great still.

for pictures click image below from below where you are writing and drop a file in but there are limitations on size and type, I am not sure how you find those. 

So our options are very limited.