Just thinking that 30 days is not a very long window to get a new loan.It depends on the type of loan.

Depends on if you are buying as a primary or investment home.

From this S-Corp she will draw a small salary as a W2, and the remainder will not be subject to S.E. tax, FICA or Obamacare and can be placed directly into her solo 401k or a Back Door Mega Roth.I am definitely going to speak with my CPA, but wanted to see if anyone else had any insight if this was feasible.The retirement contribution amount is dependent on our W-2 amount (can't go too low).

When you add all this up depending on the size of the loan that can be the $20k right there.

Of course, there is no right and perfect answer and it all depends on you and what you want to handle.

It’s important to highlight several key restrictions that apply to the Affordable ADU:No Related Renters: The Affordable ADU cannot be occupied or leased to the owner, any relatives (by blood or marriage) of the owner, anyone employed by the owner, or anyone connected to any entities involved in ownership of the property.Student Dependents: The Affordable ADU may not be leased to student dependents, as defined in the U.S.

Interesting idea, but I doubt that will happen, depending on what condo complex it is and he probably wouldn't like the interest rate. 

It definitely depends on what you might be looking to do though whether that makes sense.

I think it really depends on the buyer demographic, as far as if you are reliant on outside agents to rep buyers, then the co-op to them should be fair. 

This allowance does have a phase out related to your income, so it would vary depending on you and your wife's specific circumstance.