David

Yeah. And just again, just uprooting the place that I've lived for nearly 20 years to move back to the place where I grew up. But again, it's really just thinking about being close to family. I have two small children, both in elementary school. And I just think to myself, where do I want them to graduate high school?

Correct. I was in the same school district from when I was second grade till I graduated. And I feel like that's powerful to just know that this is where I'm growing up. This is where I'm going to graduate from high school.

Correct. I was in the same school district from when I was second grade till I graduated. And I feel like that's powerful to just know that this is where I'm growing up. This is where I'm going to graduate from high school.

Correct. I was in the same school district from when I was second grade till I graduated. And I feel like that's powerful to just know that this is where I'm growing up. This is where I'm going to graduate from high school.

The biggest one is just what should we do with our current home? We are homeowners. We've got about 10 years until the house will be paid off. The biggest question, again, is just renting versus selling. Our current mortgage is about $2,200 per month. A website like Zillow estimates that we could rent it out for $3,000.

The biggest one is just what should we do with our current home? We are homeowners. We've got about 10 years until the house will be paid off. The biggest question, again, is just renting versus selling. Our current mortgage is about $2,200 per month. A website like Zillow estimates that we could rent it out for $3,000.

The biggest one is just what should we do with our current home? We are homeowners. We've got about 10 years until the house will be paid off. The biggest question, again, is just renting versus selling. Our current mortgage is about $2,200 per month. A website like Zillow estimates that we could rent it out for $3,000.

What are the key factors we should consider specifically related to being cross-country landlords with little to no property management experience? Well, Lisa, I'll let you take that.

What are the key factors we should consider specifically related to being cross-country landlords with little to no property management experience? Well, Lisa, I'll let you take that.

What are the key factors we should consider specifically related to being cross-country landlords with little to no property management experience? Well, Lisa, I'll let you take that.

Yeah, I'm glad she mentioned that recommending a property manager. I will admit that I'm not the most handy homeowner myself. So having to deal with the middle of the night phone call 2,000 miles away, that obviously is something that would be a challenge in itself. So I was strongly considering the property management option.

Yeah, I'm glad she mentioned that recommending a property manager. I will admit that I'm not the most handy homeowner myself. So having to deal with the middle of the night phone call 2,000 miles away, that obviously is something that would be a challenge in itself. So I was strongly considering the property management option.

Yeah, I'm glad she mentioned that recommending a property manager. I will admit that I'm not the most handy homeowner myself. So having to deal with the middle of the night phone call 2,000 miles away, that obviously is something that would be a challenge in itself. So I was strongly considering the property management option.

And again, Lisa, I think if we do go that route, that may be a strong consideration.

And again, Lisa, I think if we do go that route, that may be a strong consideration.

And again, Lisa, I think if we do go that route, that may be a strong consideration.

I think that is the long-term goal. Yes, we did consider possibly renting or we're fortunate to have family who would take us in for the first weeks or probably even month or two if needed. But yeah, one of my other biggest questions was just how to access funds for a down payment for a new home. I do feel fortunate that I do have a good amount of money saved across different

I think that is the long-term goal. Yes, we did consider possibly renting or we're fortunate to have family who would take us in for the first weeks or probably even month or two if needed. But yeah, one of my other biggest questions was just how to access funds for a down payment for a new home. I do feel fortunate that I do have a good amount of money saved across different

I think that is the long-term goal. Yes, we did consider possibly renting or we're fortunate to have family who would take us in for the first weeks or probably even month or two if needed. But yeah, one of my other biggest questions was just how to access funds for a down payment for a new home. I do feel fortunate that I do have a good amount of money saved across different

account types, a Roth IRA, taxable investments, a 403B, and cryptocurrencies. But if 50 to, let's just say 50,000 to 150,000 or more down payment was needed, I was just curious, what should we consider in terms of tax implications, withdrawing strategies, or just selecting which of those accounts to draw from?