You find a suitable property for let's say $100,000 the seller owes the bank $75,000 how to we purchase the property?

@John Ellis , I think @Andrew S. is talking more about using the secure office as a "nicer" storage facility for documents, rather than as a traditional office to have visitors in.

So, you're wanting someone to buy a house for you and pay for all the materials and expenses related to you going in there and having or doing all the repairs in a manner that will be suitable to refinance at what, 75/80% LTV a year later?

But at least I am fairly certain a solo-401k is most suitable for what I need to do.So I have a few more questions.#1 - It seems to me many financial institutions offer a solo-401k plan.

The sister decides she is moving out so I begin looking for the brother to find a suitable person to fill the room.

You would probably be moving into smaller quarters but would have an income property.The other option would be to use a HELOC but the money you could get would probably not buy a suitable rental.To start an investment career, I would probably move into as small and inexpensive home as I could to maximize my investment fund.

Insurance providers, roofers, electricians.I would see if the others clubs allow for first time visitors to attend for free.

They couldn't find anything suitable in their local listings and were looking at the same metro CL listings for rural properties.We would gladly have paid  2 months rent to any professional who could have placed a tenant and we even let a local PM have a six month shot at it with no results.I would discuss the possibility of full commission to the agent if they find the tenant through their own marketing or MLS and a reduced commission if you find one.  

I am responsible for locating suitable multifamily investments for the company to acquire through the Midwest and Southern US.

Needless to say, our visitor volume for potential renters is higher upon the idea it's a 3/2.