What I know currently is since it is all roth contributions and earnings and the account is over 5 years old that it should not accrue the early withdrawal penalty of 10% from their website and video posted on their website.

I really enjoyed the credit card travel points one.It would be cool to do one different ways of earning horizontal income

I want to say screw it and continue do it all myself, but as you all know time is limited and having an extra hand is necessary. 

Maybe they'll let you co-invest and earn something, too.We didn't even get into how you were planning to pay for this.

Sometimes (as an example) you will say, "I will deed the property back to you for $5,000" and the taxpayer will say, "I'm not going to pay you $5,000, I happen to know I can redeem for what you paid the state plus a little extra interest." 

I need to make sure that, as I fix up each unit,  I do it fast because I will need the extra money in rent to help with the new, higher, payment on the HELOC. 

I have high income and generate $150k in excess earnings per year which I used over the last few years to build my investment portfolio.

House appraised for $125,000 and I put about 20K into repairs, upgrades, appliances, etc. 18 months later I have been paying $300.00 extra a month towards principal and I now own $56,000 on the loan.

I faced this recently with an expecting couple where she earned far more than him, and he didn't earn enough to qualify alone.

Is there something I could be overlooking as far as "jobs" or careers that would lend to increasing my knowledge in this field while I  work to earn cash and learn while preparing to launch off on my own?