In order to get power ran back to our house, we had to get a structural report/sign off from an engineer.

I informed the bank of my mistake and he got repaid.Point being as @Casey Powers stated, electronic payments can be reversed outside of the 60 day window.

Because the 401(k) is an employer plan instead of an Individual Retirement Arrangement, many of the plan-side features are more powerful, such as higher contribution limits, the availability of participant loans, etc.Structurally, you can achieve full checkbook control over either an IRA or a Solo 401(k).  

That last part is a powerful question that Puts a lot of perspective into keeping a home or not. 

Most do not realize the moment they get financing the mortgage/deed of trust is recorded and you cannot sign it "anonymous" or if you use power of attorney, you need to record the power of attorney and you cannot sign that "anonymous".I am curious, why do people want to remain anonymous?

Clear and constant communication regarding progress and deadlines is important with contractors, they're often overwhelmed dealing with a ton of moving parts and trying to juggle more than one customers expectations. 

And it's not just content, she keeps you accountable to take action (right-sized each week so it's not overwhelming), and to network with your peers in the program, as well as your circles outside of the program to establish yourself as an investor with integrity to attract quality private money lenders.Key highlights:* 6 weeks with 1 class per week, and some bonus classes - every minute of each class has been worth my time* engaged community members via Circle, many I know I'll stay in touch with* purposefully small group, allowing Soli to provide dedicated attention* having access to Soli - she reviews all posts and homework assignments with great care, and her feedback is SO valuabletools to CASE (Copy And Steal Everything) and systems to scale - ex. pitch deck, email templates, BRRRR analysis, and so much more* practicing your pitch at the end!

She was told by our local power company, PPL, that our meter base needed to be upgraded, THEN they could put her meter in (there was no meter in her unit because the previous tenant moved and it has been unoccupied for a few months).

For instance, if your rent is $1000/Mo and the annual inflation rate is 5%, the buying power of $1000 will decrease to $950 next year.

Yet, amidst all the resources, I find myself overwhelmed and uncertain of where to start.My objective is simple: I want to master the art of underwriting multifamily deals.