My employer would not let me make a roll over until I retire, but the CARES Act let you make a withdrawal that you can repay within 3 years into a qualified plan and it would be qualified as a 60 days rollover.

Or maybe, continue to hope that my continued search for a real career yields something that allows significantly better repayment of those loans.

The US has already passed the point of no return in being able to ever repay the total debt owed. 

I'm wanting to pick an investment strategy that I can really learn to master, and I know people can make money with any strategy and from that perspective it doesn't really matter which one you choose, however, it seems like every market has its own unique characteristics, which could create some advantages/disadvantages for the different strategies. 

Yes it has many great attributes such as economies of scale, but it also has its own unique risks.

Are there any good resources out there to familiarize yourself with the unique ways different states handle foreclosures and what to look out for in those states?

I live in the Florida Keys which is a very unique place.

You can also just draft a side agreement concerning the transfer and repayment of funds.

I’m buying the land cash and look to use that as collateral for the construction loan.I have a unique opportunity to partner with the owner of the vacant lot behind mine to assemble and develop their land as well.

Rent, Refiniace with credit Union.4 Repay the cash back into the IRA.Will this work.