Typically you can borrow 50% (up to $50K max) of your vested balance.

However, on balance college education is in a very serious bubble.When, following 9/11, the then-president Bush came out and encouraged us to “go spend”, the media was at his throat – how dare he…Well, what's going on now is worse.

The contract is still with my attorneys (multiple for checks and balances) but it seems we're moving that direction.

A lot of things get returned to Lowe's and Home Depot not because they are scratched or dented, but just because the previous buyer didn't measure properly and the appliances won't fit.

Maybe a more prudent plan would to just pile up cash then refinance showing banker your fat cash balance at end of 3 years instead.

So that would explain why she bought the furnace and windows.When I acquired the property, my plan was to start fresh by fixing the place up, bringing the rent up to market rate, and being a proper landlord.

I am pretty sure that lenders can pursue deficiency balances via deficiency judgement in Nevada, but I could be wrong.So your only risk is the lender foreclosing on the collateral property, and then pursuing you for any deficiency balance once liquidated.

Would need to find the proper people to pitch it to and figure out how to pitch it...As of now my plan of attack is to build up a sufficient savings to quit my current job as a Carpenter and support multiple flips/year.

All she wants is to pay the balance of the the loan.

I've purchased a couple properties before that involved heirs and the title company made sure things were taken care of properly.