Don't see why you couldn'tI do 401k loans for rehabs and stuff from time to time - quick, easy, paid interest goes back into my account and 50k is plenty for what I do most of the time If you don't pay the loan back it just turns into a withdraw (with some penalties) so it's less risky imoThe major drawback is the loan amount misses time being in the market.

Also has the set back requirements.... eventually you’ll want to get an architect but these are things you can do that wont cost you anything.. my $.02 good luck!

The industry demand is unquestionable, eventually consolidation and commoditization will come and the strong will survive and profit.

When I eventually figured out I had gotten this far in life without a smartwatch, I removed the item from my budget, but left the $500 in savings.

Thank you @Andrew Bang, I thought about amending the Operating Agreement of the LLC, sharing 51/49 and withdrawing or reversing it if I have to do a refi in the future.

This shed a light on the lack of resources available to people who power our economy and allowed me to study the needs of the people who would eventually become my customers. 2.

Purchase price: $325,000 Cash invested: $65,000 Purchased a duplex with the intention of assembling the land next door to eventually develop.

You simply login to your brokerage and withdrawal what you need on Margin.

Where it gets tricky is when it comes from an "unkown" source where it cannot be sourced and seasoned.DSCR allows for gift funds, funds from a partner, funds from an IRA or 401K but they will require the terms and conditons sheet to see what the penalty for early withdraw would be to add it inot the DTI - Debt to income. 

I was okay with the vote moving forward because I'm not buying a condo as an investment and it will eventually increase the values and salability.