material on credit card How did you add value to the deal?

I think it ran about $2,400 for all the materials including the weather-head & all ancillary conduit.BUT build a shed or a deck & you'll need a permit ???

bought with cash, credit cards financed material, cash and credit card financed labor How did you add value to the deal?

Are there any alternative paths I am not considering?

Appraisal just came in and they denied it because in one of the units the livingroom ceiling is sagging and crack slightly (just the drywall material not joist) and is missing a oven/range.

Since I know I want to own more properties I’ll be looking for every opportunity possible to create reusable materials, processes, etc.

We have a virtual assistant there who does the following jobs -* Quickbooks Data entry* Run payroll* Handle all aspects of insurance certificate upkeep* Run monthly insurance reporting (WC/GL)* Update payables/receivables into a weekly list for me* Pay vendors/subs at my direction* Order office supplies* Order materials for jobs* Order dumpsters and portapotties* Post images to social media* All the oddball jobs that take time but don't take a lot of thinkingWe previously had a full time employee doing this, and actually had a hard time keeping her busy.

I find they tend to have a bit more profit than the condo alternative. 

It is it's own separate piece of paper that states that tenants are responsible for damage and charges occurring from putting grease, sanitary items, diapers, wet wipes, paper towels, other foreign materials or harmful substances in the plumbing.

@Jessie RandolphOf course, if you take a distribution from your retirement account you will have to pay the taxes and (likely) penalties.There are possible alternatives which would allow to you use these funds without paying taxes or penalties.First, you may wish to consider transferring the funds to a self-directed 401k or IRA which will allow you to invest in real estate without incurring taxes or penalties.