And with those factors I'm navigating the dichotomy.To get specific, the SECURE act also adds to that unease as it forces all that money to be withdrawn in a 10 year window.

Thank you, Yeah I was hoping there was a more secure way.

Of course with good due diligence you can secure older properties.

The first one was tough, I was a flipper in Central Jersey I didn't have the experience to secure funding so I did a JV with a fellow investor.

I've got the tenants lined up, and am planning to find and secure the deal.My longer term goal is to be financially free in 10 years or less and work to grow the business because I want to -- not because I have to.In my spare time I primarily enjoy cycling, hiking, traveling, and excellent food.I look forward to networking and meeting some awesome like-minded people here on BP!

I told her that the lease will be month to month and the first month rent and security deposit is required at the start of the lease. 

I am taking a loan from a bank, that is secured by the cash value. 

In the rare case that there is one note secured by two Deeds of Trust, then shoot yourself.

Do I need to contact a securities attorney and create some kind of real estate fund, or can this be done with a regular business or real estate attorney? 

Do you just get another hml or gap lender to secure the rest of the deal?