I've used a separate wifi-enabled door lock on one of our properties that has worked fine as well. 

I just not very comfortable to give out as I am worrying this kind link may enable her to pull money from my account.

Hi guys, I need your input on this one.We're currently operating a legal marketplace connecting RE investor with expert solo or boutique RE lawyers with a tech-driven platform.We're planning on starting a *private* community enabling RE investor to reach out directly to those lawyer for probate, foreclosure or any kind of deal they usually get through their own network/practice.

They also must have limited their personal use of the property during that time.You have 45 days, from the day you close, to identify a replacement property or properties and a total of 180 days to close on the new property/properties.I would recommend speaking to all financial advisors that your parents currently have (CPA, Financial Advisor, RE Attorney) and definitely enable the help of a QI who has experience, expertise, and confirm that they are properly insured and bonded.

Hi guys, I need your input on this one.We're planning (our startup) on starting a *private* community (or group) enabling RE investor to reach out directly to lawyers for probate, foreclosure or any kind of deal they usually get through their own network/practice. 

Some employers enable borrowing but restrict how the funds can be used.

Commenting should be enabled as well as responses here appreciated!

This will enable the user to "walk" a neighborhood without ever having to leave their home.

However attorneys, like all other professionals, are inundated with wanna be investors with little or no money, little or no experience and no track record who want leads enabling them to acquire or flip properties at a significant discount.With Realtors and their MLS system eager to list properties, and cash buyers merely a Google search away, it takes real money, real experience, real knowledge and a real track record, plus the expenditure of much time and effort to establish mutually beneficial relationships with attorneys.

Scott" can partner with his Solo 401k Plan...but, if he "does not have enough money in his account" to do the deal on his own, utilizing retirement funds to enable him get the deal may constitute a prohibited transaction.