I think you're ahead of the curve with BP, it's a valuable community that's only growing. 

Note that this was before Al Gore invented the internet (LOL) so info availability was in the dark ages compared to now.

Also note that Groundfloor is growing slowly due to the slow pace or repayments and I expect it to close in on 9 to 10% annualized yield/IRR.Below the IRRs over time:You can see the the Fundrise started in the red due to a drop of the NAV early on.

The only way to pull the cash out of the 401k is to take a distribution, which of course would be taxable event, plus penalties if the distributions is taken prior to normal retirement age. 

I am a young real estate investor in the southwest Portland-metro area who has one property under his belt and am looking to grow my real estate portfolio.

I am a young real estate investor in the southwest Portland-metro area who has one property under his belt and am looking to grow my real estate portfolio.

First of all I have not estimated and received an investment yet mainly because when I had that medical accident and I am still bedridden from some medical problems I have had them at age 54 but I'm 61 now but I am  still thinking that I will recover someday. 

The multi for many reasons does not show significant cash flow and based on it's age will be showing increased expenses.

@Jesse KerrYou can ask them about average sales prices, days on market, housing statistics, age of neighborhood/when homes were built, things like that.If you’re interested in demographics or crime rates, you need to look at sites like city-data dot com or neighborhood scout dot com or local police websites, or whatever you can find online, as agents can’t provide that information to you.

I am working on growing my private capital by $500,000.