My thought is if I happen to need money I still have my line of credit I’ll get it, but with a new property been bought with cash it should become a moot point and I could extend my line of credit if I needed it.

Why not extend closing two months with an inspection contingency?

So that's also enough to cover any cap-ex expense, a decent make-ready, or extended vacancy. 

This financing is stretched out over an extended period and is at a relatively low-interest rate backed by the fed.

And great news for the Real Estate pros trying to avoid taxes... the “placed in service” date was extended to January 1st 2027 (2028 for certain longer production property) So... you can keep up this new winning strategy... and avoid paying taxes for the next several years.The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 increased the first year Bonus Depreciation deduction percentage from 50% to 100%.That means... taking advantage of a Cost Seg Study... you can buy a building, front-load 20%-40% of the total depreciation to the first year.

Her chapter 13 will look really bad.Myself- Sadly, and incidentally, I suffered my own brain injury 2 years ago.

But then I did some digging and found many other states have extended theirs as well and then the CDC came out with a national ban.I figure I can mitigate this by being EXTRA picky about income, credit and career field, making sure it's a multi income household, and also that it would be worth it to take on the rentals if I reduce the risk like this.

We extended our objection deadline until Tuesday to try and do some more research.So if I cannot convert it legally would I be able to add another electric meter?

THink I'd look more at $/SqFt, CapRates suffer from reporting bias. 

You are able to pull from the 401K piggy bank as many times as you want in 2020 unless its gotten extended, up to $100k or whatever you have vested.