So there I was on 12/31 (closing date #2) hearing nothing so began converting any traditional IRA funds into Roths in the afternoon.

The study resulted in several interesting findings, including: • Most people moved to a place within the same county (62%)• 1 in 6 (16%) people on the move chose to find a new home across state lines• The top destination city was Scottsdale, AZ, with twice (108%) as many people moving in versus out• The top destination state was Idaho with 48% more people moving into it than out of it• 1 in 8 (13%) of all out-of-state moves were moves to Florida• 20% of all moves in America happen on Saturday• 35% of all moves took place in the Summer months“This particular study stands out because HireAHelper’s data takes into account the small, do-it-yourself moves that are invisible to large moving companies that have traditionally published migratory figures,” says Dr.

This is really the main "protection" Seller has in the Seller-financing arrangement and he is allowing a higher LTV than any traditional lender would.4.

Traditional Bank Financing

Once 6 months has passed (or whatever the "seasoning period" is for mortgage lenders in your area) and the property is finished being rehabbed, you could secure financing from a traditional lender.

@Christian ManhardAin’t that the truth.

The cash purchase must be an arm's length transaction and the LTV is limited and you can't roll many of your expenses in to the refi like you can on a traditional cash out refi.

From my research and speaking with several lenders private lenders and traditional lenders are going to ask for much more upfront and some would not even consider a first timer. 

I bought my first home in July 2019, (3bed 2.5bath) using a traditional loan with 15% down.

Would like some advice.My objective is to roll traditional IRA (contributions unrelated to the S corp and held at Chase currently) over to the Solo 401K.Once done, I would then use S Corp to set up a SDIRA in Charles Schwab or the like and direct the fund for RE investment.Thanks in advance.