@Edward MccrackenLikely your only option is to contribute to your employer plan.A Solo 401k plan is designed for someone who is self employed, and any contributions to such a plan would have to come from your self-employment income - not from your W-2 income from your employer.If your intention is to leave that money in the plan and have it grow tax-deferred, then contributing and reducing your taxes makes sense.If you think there is a higher than 50% likelihood that you will borrow the funds back out of the plan, then you may as well just not contribute in the first place.  

If you're going to push him to sell to you for a lower price than he wants you may as well just walk away.

I'm hoping to find, buy, fix and sell my first property by May....a little less than 6 months.

Well, if I knew better, I would have just gotten a conventional loan and paid 10%, primarily because the whole refinancing I had to go through (you may a few thousand to refinance).

So in the meantime, I rented out the other bedrooms in my condo so i could ramp up my savings while spending more time finding good REI resources and networks.The whole "RE License" idea came up when my parents had mentioned that they were considering unloading some of their properties starting in a year, and if they were going to pay a commission for a listing agent, it may as well be me.

Hi everyone,I was wondering if anyone know what may a cause a property's previous sale data to read $0 on a county assessor search.

Specificially, you should cross out a portion of the first sentence of section 15 and replace it with some other language, so that it reads: “If Buyer fails to comply with this contract, Buyer will be in default, and Seller may (a) enforce specific performance, seek such other relief as may be provided by law, or both, or (b), as Seller’s sole and exclusive remedy, terminate this contract and receive the earnest money as liquidated damages, thereby releasing both parties from this contract.”

Tonnes to learn here and several choice areas to start from; you may as well start with the podcasts..

Here's a link to the last one back in May.  A

Originally posted by @Henry Moore I'm looking for wholesale, flips and lease options.For lease options you may as well call everybody, in my experience you can't tell from the ad whether there's a possible deal there.For wholesales/flips you probably want to filter out "renovated" since there are plenty of other flippers out there.