Of the 3 options you presented, I would go with option 1. 

It will not be as bad as you present it to be (for most people anyway), especially given the fact that by using leverage you are significantly increasing your ROI.QRP is a general term which applies to a number of qualified retirement plans.

I recently purchased Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor and it mentioned a solo 401k as tax deferred option for investing in real estate.

With the help of other Realtors and investors, I was able to present this man with 11 REAL offers on his home, three days after the casual phone call that he made to me.

Fed goes nuclear to combat the massive deflationary forces present in the market currently and institute a do whatever it takes approach to keep the record debt bubble from imploding!

I've been presented a few deals where the sponsor wants to build industrial condos for these types of users.

Rates are 2.99 to 2.69% and government is deferring mortgage payments to assist through homeowners through the COVID-19.

Another thought, I wonder if you purchase a new property now, will you be able to defer that mortgage too?

That longer term hold will mean significantly lower GC taxes (could even defer 100% with a 1031 exchange).

Just got a 3 month deferment on my mortgage, all I had to do was call the bank.