The Seller would be required to maintain fire and extended coverage insurance on the property, with the TB named as an additional insured on the policy.  

I just came across a killer deal on a 1990 1 ton ford extended  van , 160,000 miles, good body , needs paint , runs great for $ 200. at a moving sale  , another $ 150 got me 7 extention ladders various sizes and a  20 ft walk board.   

You could really extend your money if you had the 100K in cash and financed the other 300K.For 200K total you should be able to find a number of duplexes on the west side of town or the east side of town that will gross you over $2,000/month.

Fannie Mae refused but extended my contract so I could find a different lender that offered Homepath loan.

But to be safe 10% is a good starting point.One important thing is to get extended warranty on appliances, they often take a beating and can be high priced items to repair or replace.  

You need to vet the contractor make sure that they are licensed & bonded; you need insurance for the duration of the rehab project.

Generally, an expense is considered to be CAPEX when it either increases the value or extends the useful life of an existing capital asset (the house, in this case.)

You might need to extend closing if you do.

I would recommend www.iamlandlord.com - absolutely a great app and I am sure the company would not mind extending it to a large company like yours.

@Walt PayneIf you take Solo 401k Participant Loan, the terms are as follow:- Amortized over 5 years (not 30 years with balloon payment)- Interest rate is Prime + 1% (currently 4.25%)- If loan is used for the purchase of primary residence the loan can be extended to 15 years.