@Richard K.

@Jim P.Your business can have one Solo 401(k) and potentially both you and your wife can contribute.  

Its not very much money and if you put the deed up as collateral I can't believe you can't get 20 k to finish it up quickly and move in or see what the market does for you. 

Or SOLO-K?

I am looking, specifically, at using the 203(k) loan program through FHA for my first home purchase, and I am doing research as to what exactly that process would entail, or whether there might be a better option for rehabbing my own first purchase, post-closing.I live in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC, and am originally a native of Baltimore, MD.

Here are my numbers.Make 60 k per year at my job.1st home receive 2025 in rent .. mortgage is 1575.

Yes - if you make 401(k) contributions it will lower your Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) which is used to calculate the phaseout.2. 

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I did a live-in flip on a HUD home using a Streamline 203(k) loan (where the rehab loan is rolled into the mortgage) about 6 years ago.

A real estate broker's main office shall have prominently displayed therein the license certificate of the broker and all licensed persons in his employ and shall be deemed the business address of all licensed persons for all purposes under chapter 15 of Title 45 of the Revised Statutes.45:15-3.