Tom Nellman
Can you use a 401(k) Loan for down payment and then refinance?
Hi,I was looking to purchase a rental property using a 401(k) loan for the down payment and then I was curious if I could immediately refinance the mortgage to pay my 401(k) loan right back? I also have access to a $...
Andrew Curro
No idea where to put my money!
If you were looking to buy a property two years from now, how/where would you store your savings?
Cash, T-bills, Bitcoin ;), Blue Chip dividend paying stocks, ETFs etc.?
Thanks for your help!
Carlos Villanueva
collecting the green
Alright BP world, I need some helpful advice on my 1st rental. The rental has been renovated and the right tenant has been found for this single family home. I will be meeting with the tenant on friday to sign the lea...
Scott Graham
BRRRR - How much can you actually cash out at the Refi?
Hi BP - I am in the process of closing on my first duplex and I want to use the BRRRR strategy on this property. The part of the BRRRR strategy that I do not fully grasp is how much can one truly cash out after refina...
Curt Bixel
Cash out refinance vs line of credit
I am trying to position myself to be able to take advantage of any disruption in the market due to the fallout from the coronavirus. This does not seem to be like 2008, when housing was very much central to the probl...
Jorge Vazquez
Dividends vs. Rent Payments
One of the biggest reasons people buy stocks is to build wealth so that with financial independence, you can retire early. Many financial experts talk about the 4% rule: you can withdraw 4% of your capital every year ...
Michael Campbell
Ran Out of Investment Cash - Going for the Retirement Accts
Hey guys! I've got a question.. I'm into a handful of SFR rentals and no longer have cash free for further downs. I partner with my brother and in order to maximize the number of mortgages, we alternate on who takes o...
Nam Tran
would you drain all your accounts?
Hey everyone, I wanted to draw out everyone's opinion. I have a 401k that is matched by my employer, so I contribute to that. It's a no brainer since it's free money. All of my other savings is 50/50 split between sav...
Ronni Jeppesen
House-Hacking - Increasing income or decreasing expenses
Hi there, i am following the "Path to fi", but have an issue on what people share about house hacking. Most time I hear it I hear it as people are decreasing there monthly expenses - but arent it more like increasing ...
Rich Petrucci
How to Withdraw from SEP IRA for First Time Purchase?
I have a self directed SEP IRA, with about $25k in it. I'd like to borrow from the account for a downpayment on my first property. I would owner occupy a multi family. I've read you can take up to $10,000 out of your ...