Second, I'm going to transfer all of my Traditional IRA money into my Traditional 401k fund.

@Tom Matousek the numbers in NC will probably be better than what you'll see up here in 9.99 out of 10 cases, other considerations for investing in this area are the laws governing rentals (NJ is bad but NYC might be the worst in the country) Age of property (our buildings and homes are traditionally a lot older than yours which could equal more cost for you as the owner) cost of labor and materials (yup, were more expensive here too) Acquisition cost (which could easily be 4x what you'd pay for a comparable building in your neck of the woods. 

I plan on doing small renovations like painting, new floors, and new light fixtures ect.

I had an iHome WiFi multi sensor to verify temps, noise and light in the house, but it recently stopped working on my network so I am on the hunt for a replacement.Those are the bare minimums in my opinion.

You can have a specific # of traditional loans in your name (10 I believe). 

Basically if she didn’t leave they had been given the green light to arrest for trespassing.

I've been looking and city/township zoning maps, but most of what I am finding is available property is limited to building the traditional single family.Two specific questions:1.

Tbh, I plan on staying a realtor FT and not returning to bartend, but I don’t want my W2s to go to waste especially when they can be beneficial in getting traditional financing.

In real estate I have read "prices are sticky on the way down," which makes sense because it is difficult to sell for less than what you owe, foreclosures take time, many owners opt to wait it out or rent (reluctant landlords), and lenders often have the wherewithal to operate in their own best interest so they get a bpo , buy their collateral at foreclosure auction vs selling below the bpo and in some markets will hire asset managers to light rehab prior to offering their reo on the mls...in an attempt to be made whole.

With that being said, there was still liquidity in the market place with your traditional private lending companies still writing loans.