Critical issues will be taken care of quickly and efficiently. 

@MattSlowik would like that, hit me up on here, or look me up

I am thinking energy efficiency and water saving . 

Pop the tile off by placing a rag over top of it and hitting it gently with a hammer.

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.

Many deals never hit the public, if it's online for the world to see and it sits for a year or more, there's likely a good reason.Last one. 

You're not hitting the 1% rule, so this may not cash flow.

You want to get everything done from the get-go.You risk having not filed returns when returns should have been filed and potentially getting hit with penalties and interest.Whether First LLC and Second LLC are partnerships, corps or disregarded entities first depend on how they were formed, who owns them and what the default classification is.You may want to change it with the use of 8832 if you do not like the default classification.

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.

Get your ducks lined up and hit the ground running as soon as you close on the property.