My question is now that its a sellers market should I pull all of the equity out and wait for the impending doom for buying power or just pull out what I originally asked for which was 60k that way I can braced for what impact might happen for any vacancy that might happen?

I'm a couple of thousand miles away, but per Home Depot's Web site, at the South Philadelphia store (1651 S Columbus Blvd)...Veranda Linden 6 ft tall x 8 ft long fence panel, 16 @ $69.74 = $1,115.84Veranda Linden line post, 17 @ $31.57 = $536.69Total for those two: $1,652.53 before tax; probably about $1,800 after taxAdd in: bags of concrete to set the posts in, a gate if you need one, a manual post hole digger (or renting a power one)... maybe $2,100 in materials, +/-.Based on the bids you've been getting, that leaves around $2,400 to $3,400 for labor. 

In commercial the more business you can bring the more negotiating power you got.

More powers to you guys.

Quick power nap. 

Joint venture is a powerful thing and you're a fool if you want to do things by yourself - all these deals happened because I leverage on my JV partners.

Knowledge is power, but also a burden.

(Or, if you are a solo-entrepreneur, a Solo-401K with a Roth component can be even more powerful.)Imagine annual contributions where the earnings grow completely tax-free – and imagine the ability to invest in high return assets such as real estate and notes. 

Yes we screw the strapping on the ceilings into the ceiling joists & just power nail the wall strapping into the studs.

Know its power, know its flaws; with that knowledge, you can make it work for you instead of vice versa.