@Tony HofferMost of the responses to this thread touch on the key benefit of 401k contributions, which are the tax-deferral on the funds and the potential of an employer match.  

Basically each city has to compile a huge report that talks about what's going on in that city financially which includes things that help you analyze your market for real estate investing purposes.

That agent has a fiduciary responsibility to their client that they listed the house for.

Clayton Morris has had a curious lack of responsiveness to the many posts on the Morris Invest thread.

Wow, just 1 response.

If they own several they are obviously investors.Once you get a response from the seller of the vacant house, negotiate a deal to buy it for all cash and get it under contract.

I try to contact him and he does not respond the last response was an email specifying he would call me when it closed.

I try to contact him and he does not respond the last response was an email specifying he would call me when it closed.

If the first property is not a partnership and is just you, you can setup an LLC that is a disregarded entity such that it operates as an individual with just a SS# for tax identification purposes and then the LLC provides the asset protection and your new partner could do the same and the two disregarded LLC's could be the TIC owners and you have some level of asset protection. 

Appreciate any responses.