Hey @Inetta Bell I would say not collecting a 2k deposit from the end buyer.  

I am looking to juice my returns in a Solo 401k with about 150k in it.

However, the juice is worth the squeeze when you find a few because the information is invaluable.  

They are not allowed to make a profit and if they ever went belly-up the asset would simply be donated to other non-profits.

Question is, would the juice be worth the squeeze for that 20-30k profit after taxes fees etc are all put into play?

I finally belly laughed after going through all these exhausting posts.

@Michael Bell  I cannot stress enough how important it is to read Brandon's book. 

They drank the juice and not want to make a bunch of money wholesaling houses.

But the juice has to be worth the squeeze.  

It's fairly new and in a quite neighborhood just outside of town, an added bonus is it is in a subdivision that went belly up in the down turn so there is lots of open area (empty lots and roads) to go for walks and enjoy the outdoors.The second item is the installation itself.