With lighting, I often see people opt for muti-packs whether they be traditional or LED, the latter being the more expensive option, at least in the short-term. 

@Rich Ganim We are leaning towards Cleveland with the recent increase in healthcare resources.

@Andrew Wiseman:$145k with traditional financing$160k, 10% down, 90% owner financing; 30 years @ 6%$200k, 0% down, 100% owner financing; 20 years @ 0%

I’ve been investing in real estate using traditional mortgages, seller financing, and hard money lenders for a while and have represented tons of clients doing so as well.

Basically I feel that pursing a traditional stem degree while pursuing my ATP, and teaching myself investing would be too much to handle so I need appreciate any advice, thank you!

PMI doesn’t cover investment properties, so you’ll have to put down at least 20 percent, or even more, to get traditional financing.

Traditional Loans How did you add value to the deal?

Typically an employers match is contributed as tax deferred or Traditional, so it is possible your 401(k) may have both Roth and Traditional funds in it.

I'm not a commercial lender, but the last time I spoke with a commercial lender (last week) I discussed construction loans with him and if I couldn't do a traditional refi it would convert to a 5 year fixed rate then adjustable for max 20 year term. 

Some of the funds were Roth but the bulk was traditional 401k so took a big hit with taxes.