Funds can come from a variety of places but I'm even thinking of taking some from my 401k roll over.  

And tech in general is feeling a whole lot like it's starting to roll-over too.

It also may require flying out and getting on the ground and interviewing other contractors to see if you can find someone else to finish it out if you have lost faith in your current GC.I would say, sell it on once it is done, continue with another deal and roll over your losses.

And if I didnt buy something right away, any strategies to invest that money into tax deferred roll over strategy (if that exists) So probably more of an CPA, situational based topic. 

So the only option left is a self-directed IRA.If your funds in the 401k are pre-tax you can only rollover into Traditional IRA.

You could do a 60 day rollover to access the funds but must be put back before the 60 days or it’ll be a distribution.

The good news is: yes, you can gain control of your 401(k) without triggering early withdrawal penalties, you just need to do it the right way.Here’s a step-by-step strategy to help:Step 1: Rollover Your 401(k) into a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA)When you leave your job, you’re allowed to move your 401(k) into another qualified retirement account without paying taxes or penalties—this is called a rollover.The most flexible option for real estate investors is a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA).With an SDIRA, you can invest in real estate, private placements, notes, tax liens, and more, without triggering penalties.Important: Make sure you do a trustee-to-trustee rollover (direct transfer).

However, alternatives like a Self-Directed IRA (SDIRA), a 60-Day Rollover, or a Roth IRA Conversion can help you avoid penalties.A SDIRA allows you to invest directly in real estate while maintaining the tax advantages of your IRA.

The ones waiting for “blood in the streets” are missing real opportunities where the signal’s softer but still actionable—slower rent growth, rollover exposure, lack of capex flexibility, etc.

., equity rollovers, deferred payments)DSCR LoansIf buying rentals, DSCR loans don’t use your W-2 income, just the property’s incomeCan pair well with private funds for down paymentIf you’re exploring non-bank lending routes, I’m a private lender and broker—happy to chat about how we can structure something with less out-of-pocket capital.