I ended up borrowing on five different credit cards for a total of $170,000 and put that money in that bank.

There is, however, a 3 property rule, a 200% rule, and a 95% rule that limit either the number or the total value of the replacement properties that you can identify as replacement properties.

On my last retail flip I used an agent to sell and it was totally worth it.

From the pictures, it appears to be in pretty bad shape and will probably require a total gut rehab.

You can really do this two ways:option 1Show the loaned money in your bank balance (when you send through a bank statement I imagine this will already be there).Show the the loan as a liability to yourself.Show your 401(k) balance without the loan.option 2Subtract the loaned money from your bank balanceDon't show the loan as a liabilityInclude the loan balance in your 401(k) balanceEither way, your total assets (the bit the bank actually cares about) will add up to the same thing.

Total money invested will be around $90k-$100k and going to list for $135k-$140k range.

My issue is, my monthly income is only about half my total income (the other half is split amongst quarterly bonuses.

Would it be ok to take total cost up front or no?

In July and August I bought 6 total.

I have a total of three years, but there is no penalty for early payoff.