I know that anything put into the Rooth is not tax deductable (unless under some circumstances) and it is with a traditional.And I know that you are taxed on the money you gained for that year with a Rooth IRA (according to your tax bracket) but you do not get taxed when you pull out money.

They are organic by nature, and are fine.

I have several properties with a lot of equity now I need money for investments.I want to pull some money out, but the question I have is, do I pull equity out of a home that is in a hot market area or a market that is slowed down or does it even matter?

They drive around looking for FSBO signs, knock on doors, talk to the owners, take photos, check to see if the house is in a flood zone, pull comps from the Internet, get permit/tax/assessors info and more, and then send me a packet with all the information.

At the discretion of the HUD Field Office, the cost estimate may include a contingency reserve if the existing construction is less than 30 years old, or the nature of the work is complex or extensive.

I will give you all some advice, there are some folks on this site, who out of their generous nature are willing to post what they know on this site with no cost to you, all you have to do is listen and learn.

If not let me know and i will try to pull the contracts for more.

Or pull it while you can.

Yes, there are always exceptions, and unique circumstances, but in general human nature is what it is.

What would be the highest amount that I could pull out of the house?