It is pulling out the money that you previously put in.Once you're at a point where your money is recovered, and you have profits over and above - you're free to do anything with this money, probably in this order:keep a reserve for contingencies (vacancy, major repairs etc.)reinvest into buying more propertieswhat you call paying yourselfYes, it is arbitrary.

Let me know if end up pulling the trigger on it, would love to hear about your journey with it! 

There is only handful list of lenders offering such loans, I pulled there together here:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/2810/50272-list-of-non-recourse-lenders-for-self-directged-ira-and-401k

@Gareth Fisher Why late in the cycle should you only pull 70 percent out instead of a higher percentage like 80 percent?

Im just kind of hesitant to pull the trigger.

If you have structural issue or are re-designing the property you could have one pull a building permit. 

I am really annoyed and trying to find a solution. 

Let us know if you pull the trigger, would love to hear how it turns out!  

That way if it's vacant I don't have to worry about paying a mortgage and I can pull money out for other properties using equity. 

I am looking for CRM software solution for direct mailer.Can someone recommend me a few companies and software solution for direct mailer for foreclosure properties.