Waiting may not make anything change.Whilst I likely wouldn't double down on a second property in Ft Mac at the moment trading into something that can produce results now since as mentioned - you need to live there - might be a solution.It comes down to the long term numbers in my book - you need to project out (conservatively) all of the numbers and go with what works best for you. 

I am currently practicing Analyzing deals and I'm not sure if my math is correct, so is there any one in my local tristate area, that I can send potential deals too in trade knowledge and networking, I'm a rookie just trying to learn, if so send a message to me.

@Mary Arobaga-ReardonIf your only goal is to borrow from the Solo 401(k), then you do not need to take on the complexity of administering of a fully self-directed 401(k) plan.Try E*Trade or UBS.  

The trades are great.

I have a longterm plan that involves trading expensive LA properties for cashflowing properties in out-of-state markets in 7-8 years.

I'm not sure I will see the great appreciation that we have seen here, but there are trade offs in every decision. 

Why add an extra "open end" trade-line and possibly affect credit when you can have that cash pulled from the primary and sitting liquid in an account. 

(d) Advertising, soliciting, or conducting business through use of a name, trademark, service mark, trade name, Internet address, or logo which indicates or reasonably implies that the business being advertised, solicited, or conducted is the kind or character of business transacted or conducted by a licensed mortgage lender or which is likely to lead any person to believe that such business is that of a licensed mortgage lender."

Market changes or you have credit discrepancy such as a late payment, high DTI, excessive trade lines (High risk) multiple mortgages and high revolving balances over a certain percent the bank has the right to reduce or close that account. 

Volatility is interesting to trade and there are plenty “rebound” stocks of if you are a long term investor.