It's a great combination…best of luck to you!

The advertised "CRAP RATES"  by the scammers are not reporting cash on cash. 

You'll need to reach 20% equity across the 2 combined homes which allows you to essentially move equity from one home to the other in one transaction rather then 2 (refinance, purchase).

Can I, as the owner of the SDIRA, combine those profits with what would be the cash in my newly formed Solo401K into the SAME property?

The number of agents is about 6 or 7 agents and they combined their sales under one team, which makes their performance very outstanding..That team put a lot of ad on everywhere such as zillow, trulia and local radios.

Take you time and find the right combination for you.Even if you are a little reluctant or nervous socially, over time you will see the same people - say hi - talk a little - talk some more, and soon they are not strangers anymore.

They want people that eat,breathe, and sleep that asset class.The broker/agent inexperience combined with overseas buyers that are not familiar with the areas creates a high barrier to entry for getting your offer accepted.Sellers would want to see proof of funds that the money is here and not overseas.

This is what I have learned, building some large 100-300 people buyers list is crap!

The taxes and insurance combined on the house are currently around $100.I make an income of about $52,000 as an educator so I am pretty flexible on where I work as far as what city.

I'm using a combination of LP/LLC (series) and maybe a landtrust.