To be honest I have never even exercised that contingency so I am not even exact with those details.

There is a $50k limit on participant loans.Checkbook control, whether via an IRA LLC or a Solo 401k, is really the only way to make sure you don't get put into a bad situation from a custodian dropping the ball.

This number is a ball park (not exact number) for the most you would want to offer if you are going to flip a home. 

Should we just drive for bucks and bank on low ball offers if we went with the MLS? 

This does not mean you have to accept low ball offers like the ones I submit around this time of year.

But if its the two of you together you can start the ball rolling.Owner occupied or investment? 

I manage some higher end properties so it's possible to find people a little cheaper but the old adage "you get what you pay for" rings true more often than not.Those prices are pretty much in the ball park for  Maryland  . 

Hey all, i'm currently looking into purchasing my first home for a rehab job, and i'd like to have everything ready once I get the ball rolling.

If the toilet is clogged with a toy ball, I didn't do it and presumably a guest of their or they themselves did it.

I was a little unclean on how to "keep your ball rolling."