@Jason Hirko Thanks for contributing!

My employer provides a match (up to 3%) when I contribute to their sponsored 401k.

I no longer work in the school system, so I am no longer contributing to the pension.  

I am sincerely amazed by how knowledgeable and friendly the BP community is and I'm eager to learn and contribute as I find my niche and get more familiar with REI.A bit about myself, I live in Cincinnati and work in the pediatric health field, but my goal is to become a full time real estate investor.

@Ben Gammon, because partnerships (I use LLC's or any multi member entity when I use Pship term) can be tricky, make sure you have a good Operating Agreement that not only spells out you as Managing Member or Administrative Member, but also how any future contributions (additional equity or other capital that would/could be added to the entity) will be treated. 

The question I have is: are there limitations to Profit/Loss/Capital (P/L/C) contributions?

As with a traditional IRA early withdrawal, a Roth holder can use the first-home exception to avoid the 10% penalty but might owe tax on earnings that are withdrawn.You can reduce the tax bite by first withdrawing the already-taxed contributions you made to your Roth.

Im here to learn from the best and hopefully I can contribute some of the lessons I have learned as well!

Better yet, as an attorney you can set alerts for legal issues that might offer you the chance to contribute your legal knowledge and get involved!

As you progress through the partnership, it may work very well, or you may come to realize that one partner's contribution to the partnership outweighs the other's.