It was a "wide eyed" opening experience.

In fact, most plans do not allow for in-service distributions, but it is probably worth asking your plan administrator.Whether your plan allows for in-service distributions or you have to wait to transfer those funds to a more flexible retirement account, it is widely recommended that you contribute enough to your plan to take advantage of any employer match that is offered. 

@Ryan Stumbo I focus on a wide strip from the Encanto area east to Camelback East Village and down south to the 10/202. 

The good ones can cast a wide net for residents for your property.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...However, @Mike Hern  is correct in regard to there being a wide multitude of potential charges. 

So they shut down not because they lost money; they also made a bunch of $ in the first half of this year, but because the wide swings in earnings put the rest of their lines of business at risk.

This theory is based on the fact that there are millions of eyeballs on assets and operators and the thorough analysis from a wide spectrum of players means that the price is exactly what it should be.

Mass foreclosures is just a lie of the YT-Channels 4-profit, fact is we have record equity market wide so any drop would have to be big enough to first wipe out all that equity AND THEN dive deeper to put far enough under-water that walking away makes sense, AND THEN also have to have a mass lay-off event, all in the 1 same, so only about a 40%+ drop in per unit pricing WHICH WOULD ALSO MEAN all new construction would completely end over night, some way some how people no longer would need roofs over there heads so apparently tent sales would explode..... 

Demographics data is widely available, just google it.

I know there's a wide range of investors on here and I'm curious if there's anyone who invested their way out of their 9-5?