No, with truly self-directed Solo 401k plan you can contribute first $18,500 (plus $6,000 catch up if you are over 50 years of age) up to 100% of your self-employment compensation, then on top of that you can do additional 20% of your net SE income (25% if you are incorporated) for combined maximum of $55,000 ($61,000 for those over 50).

It might seem random because we don't catch everything - it's not possible.

The tenant can still sign now just be patient for housing to catch up.

This is good news for my lenders, since I have very little experience in real estate, and he has literally converted hundreds of large hotel units in Sarasota Florida.Here's the catch.

@Ryan Corder it is really a shame your wife didn't catch or call her out in the class...

And good catch on the property management.

I would love to catch up for coffee when you come down in December.

It sounds like I just need to be making offers constantly in order to catch that one great deal from a motivated seller.

@Robert Walston The lender I just gave the "green light" to get pre-qual'd mentioned putting 20% down to help lower the monthly payment, but I didn't really question it, as I don't plan on doing that if not required.But something that did catch me off guard was that he suggested I might need to show the (income) ability to carry the entire note, as if there were no tenants.This may not be difficult for a duplex but a 3-4 unit would be.

Looks like we’ll have to catch a beer sometime.