We don't know, but you can be sure that each year someone will win the lottery, someone will get hit by lightning, and someone will buy real estate at a huge discount with terms such as no money down. If one or both of these conditions can be met, then the economics of buying real estate with no money down are unlikely to make sense.
Lets be clear.
Remember, the money you borrow from the 401K program must be paid back . If not repaid, there could be substantial tax consequences. We make this suggestion for you to speak with the person in charge of your accounts before entering the real estate marketplace. Find out how much you can borrow, the term of the loan, interest rate, and what happens if you come on hard times and can't repay. Ask lenders about their qualification policies if you use 401 K money to purchase a home.