Can you recommend banks that will do the cash out refi loans described?

Landlord-tenant law (RCW 59.18.260) requires that if landlord collects a security deposit then the lease or rental agreement must be in writing and describe the terms and conditions under which a deposit may be withheld.

It would help more if you would describe what you are trying to do.Example:Property type: Residential, commercial, multifamily, etc.Price range putting 25% down - 500k, 1 million, etc.Your are buying yourself or with a partner??

Get another couple estimates for the work you described.

As already described above, it can turn out to be more work for the contractor.Paying for materials directly is another matter.  

Plus we may still start a Roth IRA for one or both of us regardless of what we do with my 401(k) money.Another note: We will have ~$25k of our own savings to put toward investing, and we could pull about ~$110k in equity out of our house for investing (though I’d rather not do that since the 401(k) money could be used as described below and the HELOC payment would require drawing cash flow off the rental property…which could be a problem if there ever isn’t any or enough).At any rate, here are the options I’m considering with my 401(k) money and the pros and cons as I see them (there are probably more, these are just off the top of my head):Plan A – Roll the money into a self-directed traditional IRA.Pros: We get access to the full $150k.

Best way to describe it :  Four small houses.  

Brent - I think the transaction you described is a flip. 

I always enjoy looking into a neighborhood that is regenerating as you describe.

Where do you find up to date demographic data like you're describing?