massive cosmetic repairs, crawl space, electrical, kitchen, doors/windows, attic venting and insulation.

and they got some good advice, but they also mentioned they had a roth, so I was thinking: a withdrawal from a Roth would be the best way to access capital, only incurring minor taxes on the gainsand perhaps with the additional step of paying the taxes to remove funds from the 401K and putting those funds in the roth to withdraw prior to any rental purchase.Yes you would pay taxes, but no penalty and it becomes a fairly cheap way to access money without the baggage of retirement account investing or using high interest rate hard money etc.You are an expert in this space I see, so curious about your opinion

So in the FI space, when people are doing safe withdrawls, are those from brokrage accounts?

Having spent years working in the turnkey property space, I’ve seen how much it can benefit investors, but I’ve also seen plenty of scammy companies.

In this space I know there are active and passive investors.

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

I added 194 sf to the property with an additional bathroom added. i expanded the master bedroom and added a master walk in closet. i added a 200 sf deck and put in french doors from the dinning rm to open up the space to the back yard.

Appfolio should be able to handle retail, industrial, office, and flex space without any issues.

Both spaces are getting really crowded..

There are a lot of ways to make money with your extra space, if you get a little creative.