If your location, or financial freedom, or the dream house, or anything else are at the top of the list, you have clarity on how to decide. 

It’s a top heavy industry meaning the top 10 percent make most of the money.Have you considered opening your own mechanic shop or simply switching employers?

It sounds like you have a good career in pharmacy and other streams of income on top of that, so why take the net worth hit of taxes and penalties if you don't have to and can reach your real estate goals within the Solo 401(k) while enjoying tax-deferred wealth building?

It MIGHT not be the most friendly but I put it in the top 10%. 5 day pay or quit and then the constables if they aren’t gone.

He noted that a supportive spouse was in the Top 5 reasons for success for the millionaires, many of whom invest in real estate.One way to introduce new info. to people is to quote or provide the research, such as the books these millionaires have written, so the info. is coming from then as opposed to you.Here's the link and I hope it helps:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

But off the top of my head I would think it’s not worth it.

There is a lot of repair work I knew about going into this around $15k but this might put it over the top if those $0.00 fines turn into an actual number.

You waste your time doing that and I'll use my time as I see fit.

I have one in Oregon that is just under 10 million and typical hard money rates are being quoted.. however frankly if you still cant make nice profit paying for HML or private money then the deal is probably to tight. if your talking 10 points and 20% then ya that would  be a little bit high.but 2 to 5 and 10 to 14 is in the all park.. for a HIGH risk horizontal loan.I just did one personally ( i was the lender) in Orlando and we were up there on the top end of what i am talking bout 30% apr  but the developer snag a great deal and will still make a few million on it while paying me 100k for a 700k loan he used for 7 months.. that seemed fair all around..

As a realtor I work closely with investors on flips and rentals, making sure their experience is top notch and "turn-key."