You would also be able to hedge your property against an upcoming market drop in the sense that you bought the property undervalued and if you needed to sell quickly, you would have a property that is in good condition potentially compared to other multifamily units.At the end of the day though, you are the only one that can decide what is best for your current situation along with where you see yourself in a few years.Good luck to you!

Next week I will be looking at my first potential investment property.

That is not possible within IRS rules, other than by taking a (potentially taxable) distribution from the IRA.The questions I would suggest you ask are related to keeping the Roth IRA as a tax-sheltered vehicle.  

Hey guys,Hope all is going well I was curious I have some potential private lenders that will be investing with me but I am new to this private lending game?

So if you are an investor or investor friendly realtor with potential deals feel free to connect with me and maybe we can exchange information and do business in the future.Thanks,Joe

Welcome to BP @Pat McCandless You can find potential partners by networking with nearby members here in this forum https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/550-connecticut-real-estate-q-a-discussion-forum

Needing some advice on a potential deal that was presented to me by a wholesaler I recently met through my local REIA.

Those property management company tend to hide somewhere and reluctant to release those documents and HOA's financials to potential buyers.Have anyone had a similar experience?

Garris here from Kenosha WI I am potentially seeking to put an Offer on my first deal a single family home that is in Foreclosure.

If you do acquire the property then the profit potential is much better of course.