Buy and hold is generally safer in the Solo 401(k), or possibly fixing up a property, renting it for a time, and then selling it so it's not "flipping," per se.And of course you always have to watch out for the prohibited transactions and make sure you keep good records for your accounts and work with a banker who knows what they're doing.

As long as there's enough time to complete the transaction then you're in the game if they wish to sell to you. 

A pitch fest for everyones business and why you should buy their products. 

@Justin PhillipIt sounds like you are considering a “land contract” or “contract for deed” —have a Real Estate attorney review it for you as your experience level in this kind of transaction seems minimal.

I have seen a number of posts talking about SEO to attract in-bound marketing. Have any of you worked with a company that focuses on the Real Estate Investor?

I imagine it wouldn't be easy not even for local tax advisor to explain this because tax officers or in worst case financial police could quickly come to my door asking me why did i announce the income ( * ) and pay taxes from low amount if incoming bank wire transfer transaction on my bank account shows much much much bigger amount (total selling amount and not the difference amount).

Although, just because a turnkey company is selling something, doesn't mean it's a superior product ... but that's a whole different topic.If I were you, I would try contacting local property managers and see if any of their owner clients are looking for more properties.

Hi  Sol.We consider looking for or offering products, properties, services, partners, loans, etc to be advertising.

My main general contractor is Production Construction, Inc.

I have been learning everything I can about real estate transactions and am extremely interested in wholesaling.