Hi, Lately I have been buying real estate out of my solo401K and I would like to buy more using a no-recourse loan (which is the only kind the IRS will allow in this kind of account.)

Therefore i thank everyone beforehand for giving me advice and knowledge to get started.Within Germany i never though about financing real estate without using a mortgage or a loan.

In any rental, I am using a combination of several metrics to determine if the investment is something I am interested in.

Would you first purchase the home from the seller using a purchase agreement, then find a buyer to assign the contract to and let the tenant work with the new buyer on a lease option after close or how would you structure that deal? 

They have all the "Colorado Approved" forms that I would HIGHLY recommend using as an investor. 

We have assisted many of our clients in using a very similar plan to fuel a very solid real estate portfolio.

I'm thinking about using a property manager so I can have more time to spend on finding the next deal.Any input would be greatly appreciated.

I guess if I felt that a company was using a trusted sister-company I would feel better about it.

Instead of using a listing agreement, you use a sale contract and assign it to effectively do the same thing as a net listing.Now, all of this is to flipping a contract.

That include using a PM, so it the buyer is willing to self manage for free, the bar isn't as is.