Among the factors that influenced the court's decision were the limitations on the co-owners' ability to sell, lease, or encumber either the co-ownership interest or the underlying property, and the manager's effective participation in both profits (through the remarketing fee) and losses (through the advances).

Will def keep you posted on final decision.

I would base your refinance decision on "need for the money" more than worrying about interest rates.

Hi Tony,Congrats on making the decision to get into real estate flipping.

You can cancel when you've made your decision, which, all things considered, is a very important one - ie don't skimp up front.You can use the low end of the averages if you want to be conservative.

That way you can make educated decisions based on your numbers.

I was just stuck in between making a decision because of the hit to income or if I should try a different type of lending to finance the property 

Don't expect someone else to do that work and certainly don't just depend on the who you gave your money to.Perhaps I read your case incorrectly.

You will normally pay a minimal amount like $50 or $100 to process the loan.2) The interest rate is low and you are paying it to your own retirement account.3) It can allow you to get into real estate investment faster4) If you leave your employer or get fired, recent tax law changes have made it so that you have additional time to pay back the retirement fund.Just an FYI - I personally took a 401K loan to get my first investment 4 years ago.I eventually left the employer and decided to take the hit and pay the taxes on the 401k distribution.Best decision of my life.Best of luck!

I wouldn’t recommend making an investment decision based on what Suzy says over the phone, while she’s posting selfies on Instagram, nor what Airbnb says.