I don't know the rules once you are no longer employed with a company but I know 401k plans often do allow loans and variable terms for payback.I think there is a quantity and total limit - like you can only take out 1 $50,000 loan at a time from your plan, maybe over the course of a year.Checkbook IRAs are a thing - but keep in mind all the profits must remain within your retirement account.Personally, with such a low cashflow number, I don't think I'd take a loan or the tax hit.

Tiny homes will boom and the coronavirus will fade out of existence. 500 years later, people will start moving back into urban environments and give birth to a new pandemic, the ModeloVirus. 

I also chose to buy the tiny studio because the cost to own was significantly less than renting. 

It's a pain to work with in large quantities, but it will hold up ten times better.

He does all the legal filings for the LLC coordinates the tax return and K1s for the LLC, pays all the tiny amount of bills for the LLC and acts as the broker as well.

Many BP gurus are aghast at even tiny, temporary negative cash flows. 

Seems like your worrying about something very tiny.

In North Park, TINY 2 bed / 1 bath SFR's (with very minimal lot space) START around $550K and quickly go up from there while your small 2 unit duplexes will start around $700KHope this helps. 

Since the structure is basically a shell, the % to depreciate is tiny compared to other types.

Try typing Colorado tiny home companies there are more than a few just vet them and compare prices.