Coops and condos limit your choices, including the choice to rent.

I want to obtain sufficient knowledge in the subject, make as many connections as possible, and start on my path to financial freedom.  

I haven't made a firm choice, but retail is most familiar to me and interests me the most, so that's the direction I am leaning towards.  

I bought the house on foreclosure, out of state closing company is doing the initial closing, (I know bad choice) I am wondering if there is a simple way of using my buyer funds to flow through to my purchase without doing another closing, or using transactional funding.  

I will second with Brian that taking early distribution and paying taxes plus penalties would be poor financial choice.

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As it was explained to me, the system depends on gravity and if the rise to the shower is not sufficient, gravity does not have enough runway to get the job done.   

I don't tell them where I went to school or how long my company has been in business or any of that crap.There's an educational component to help in a seller understand all their choices.

And, so the good news is: Wells and Fargo, is in the process of approval stage.Here, I will have to  decide my choices. 

Start by reading the information on the Housing Authority website about how they administer the Housing Choice Voucher Program, or Section 8.http://www.baltimorehousing.org/ (Link for the office near you.)Get to know the case managers.