I look forward to contributing to the forum.

Access is solved by increasing profits to increase charitable contribution or by reducing costs.

I heard him interviewed about it and he seems to have a good grasp of all the factors that contributed to our problems.I have not yet received my copy, but having read some of his other works, I can strongly recommend him as an author who knows economics.

Workers are allowed to contribute only $15K into 401k's, $5K or so into IRAs.

They may also ask the seller contribute, either in the form of a note, or in cash.

As long as everything can be done within the 180 days exchange window, the exchange remains intact.Now, if the relinquished property had an underlying mortgage, you would have to contribute cash equal to the mortgage payoff to the exchange escrow in order to complete the replacement property purchase and rehab.

I hope you find partners that could contribute both financial and technical efforts.

For a secured business loan from a hard money lender, it seems the going rate is around 18% per year with the property as collateral and the borrower contributing around 20% to 30% of the capital.And some "lenders" who are willing to put all or almost all of the money have a profit share arrangement in lieu of interest.Wells Fargo seems to have personal loan rates of around 22% in Arizona.So what about a lender who wishes to simply lend on an unsecured basis?

I wanted to thank Mike V. for his $25 contribution to BiggerPockets today.Thanks for your support, Mike!

It's great to have some note experts contributing to this thread.