I want to take funds out of my 401k to help start my first investment. I will be paying back into my 401k over 3 years. Will this be a wise decision? Is there a way to take funds out without getting hit with taxes?

Hello everyone!I have a subject to deal that I am able to get $0 down and just taking over payments. The property is worth about $45,000 and has a mortgage of $43,000. So there's no equity in this property. That's of ...

My husband and I are looking to get an unsecured personal line of credit. We're located in the Hampton Roads area of VA. Any recommendations of banks to use? Some banks aren't offering them right now due to the uncert...

Hi everyone! I'm a newbie and I'm analyzing a 10-unit property to buy and hold. Based on my analysis, the recommended Purchase price is coming up way lower than the asking price. Am I doing something wrong? Below are ...

When you’re in the process of saving up for a down payment (20k-100k)... what do you do with the funds?1. High yield savings account the whole time2. Invest in conservative stocks/bonds, withdraw when needed3. Some co...

Howdy, and thanks in advance for any advice/insight you may offer -I live in MA, and have a single-family home in Arizona I'd like to refinance; it was purchased in 2011 for $124,000 and homes in the area are presentl...

Hi,I am considering selling a rental property in Texas subject-to and owner financing the equity (120k) but concerned how that will effect my DTI. My current loan will be paid by buyer and then buyer will pay me month...

Need some input on lease language in a rental agreement.My renovation cost was $50K.  I told my contractor that I didn't have the money to pay, because I didn't intend on renting the house for another year, so I could...

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My wife and I are under contract to buy a home.  We plan to do a live in renovation with the intent of making it a rental (selling only as a plan B).  The future plan includes buying another home, possibly fixing it u...