Ideally, right after we get tenants in it.

Be reasonable though they are probably not going to match long term rates but if you can get to a break even or just after rents couple hundo a month.. but give you a year extension thats a good outcome..

You cannot grow that 34% once it is gone, and the effective compound interest may still make it worth keeping it in the 401k, even if withdrawing at 50%, hypothetically.There could be a clawback on unvested dollars from your employer with an early withdrawal (I don't know if this is a thing, but worth knowing before you lose match dollars).  

(I have a computer consulting background).I charge a T&M fee to create,produce and update these listsI print,stuff and mail their mailings for themPart of my service includes Buyer Agency and an agreement to List any properties they fix and flip.These services and fees are reasonable to pay as it helps you achieve your goals.Interview a few agents and find a match that suits your needs.Any agent can do this for you, but only a good agent can do it well for you.LOL, I now see you are an agent, you can do this through your MLS

I'm ideally looking for something within an hour of Boston - areas I'm most comfortable with would include Framingham, Worcester, Haverhill, Attleboro, Salem, and Providence.

Ideally I would like to do a cash deal with my own money, but hard money is just an option I am willing to explore Thanks again very helpful !

Took out a ceiling fan, nut fell off so the wires are not matched up now.

@Fan Bi your experience matches what I’ve been hearing from other buyers, sellers and agents.

Ideally FHA wants to know that everything in the home is functional and safe, with major structural components (foundation/roof) in good repair.

My place is quiet, safe 10 minute walk to the hospital that seems like it would be ideal for nurses.