@Amie W.If you are self-employed or own a small business without any full time employees other than yourself and spouse working for the business - you are eligible to setup a Solo 401k plan.Your spouse can also participate in the plan sponsored by your business only if he also meets the eligibility requirements.

I don't recommend buying in the same market over the course of a number of years because market fundamentals are constantly changing, but you certainly can for a while.

I currently am eligible to take out a HELOC on my primary residence- Ive been approved for $70,000.

And let's clear the air on SOLO-K's...what is the true requirement on being eligible to set up one of these for REI'ing?

Welcome back while the market might have changed the same fundamentals are still important.

Some HUD homes are still HUD eligible for owner-occupants.

I was reading Amanda Han's Book on Tax Strategies, and was surprised to read (on p. 104)  that "Fix-and-flip properties are not generally eligible for long-term capital gains tax rates, regardless of how long you own the property before selling it."

While I was/am not an inspector, I have good mechanical skills and construction fundamentals, so the walk thru was sufficient. 

This lot with a secondary would not be eligible for STR.

Borrowers have defaulted on much of that debt.If the education department follows the CFPB and determines that the company duped students into enrolling, borrowers would be eligible to have their federal debt canceled.