Its kind of spiraling out of control, we doubled in size last month.

But, also, I disagree with the job makers - after all rehabbers employ construction crews, buy and hold employ management, landscapers, maintenance, MF investors employ all kinds, and note buyers often employ servicers!

I'm kind of the same way just starting out.

What kind of properties you looking to get into?

I'm kind of thinking to go with option B and do a cash out refi which would get me almost all the money I put in out, to do something else with, but not as high as the $25K which I could use to buy another single-family house for cash.

I honestly have no idea what kind of jobs you can get with a bachelors in business administration.

Once the emergency fund is at some kind of reasonable, say 5 digit number, the plan is to pay off houses.

This kind of horse(bleep) happens all the time.

I was thinking that especially when it comes to retirement accounts that the IRS would make every effort to make the case this kind of activity falls under broker/dealer activity and apply UBIT or classify it as a prohibited transaction to blew up a SDIRA or penalize a SoloK transaction.

What I would like to know from those with experience in the business, is what kind of advice do you have?