I hope they are not as new as you are.It sounds disastrously if there are 6 brand new investors going into their first fix and flip deal.If it is a fix and flip, You should create some sort of entity and request a loan from a private investor or hard money lender.Conventional financing is likely out of the door with the amount of investors and the likely condition of the property.Doesn't hurt to ask a lender if they would do it.Again would be a burden handing over financials/socials/sensitive information for 6 people for a conventional loan.

There is an option where it asks me if I wanted to integrate this solo 401k with social security.

Owning investment properties is "the new social security" as some people are saying.

Stop people you see actively working Ask friends, family, social media (FB, LinkedIn, etc.)Go to Home Depot EARLY (6 AM) and see who is there getting a jump on the dayAlways provide people with a clear punchiest and get multiple bids so you can compare apples to apples. 

Now imagine your mom is squeaking by on social security.As her son you would be giving your cousin this same advice?

So for those of you experiencing the Yolo Economy, let’s wash our hands, put on our facemasks, social distance, vaccinate, and get under the hood… New Home Sales Fell 5.9% in April.

This could be a Youtube page where you post educational content, a podcast, or other social media platforms. this will not only help you attract capital but will also help you have some kind of presence to potential investors that will serve to building your credibility in the space. 

You probably can do this on Snapchat and other social networks as well.4.

That’s social media taking over

Bars that weren't following social distancing guidelines were loosing liquor licenses and being chained shut, how did this guy get away with it for so long in a modern day speak easy.