An active business such as flipping properties is.As such, you could tie the Solo 401k to the S-Corp you use for flipping and that would allow you to set aside some of the earnings from flipping into the plan - thereby reducing your taxable income and helping you save for retirement.  

I highly recommend this happen because it keeps the bad tenant tied to the previous owner.

Talk with the neighbors to find out what they may know.We got a great deal on a house that was tied up in an estate.

The problem is that the seller is attempting to sell a property quickly, for his own reasons, but the buyer is not an end buyer but a wholesaler attempting to tie up the property by putting it under contract.There is nothing wrong that.

I really don't want to tie my cash up for 12 months.  

Additionally, I have ties to Miami area private and conventional financing institutions. 

I am thinking about doing this and save money on always including a business card in everyone of my mail piecec.Also, does anyone have any creative mail pieces that they send along with their yellow letter that elicits a stronger response?

Most of their cash is tied up in houses right now that they are flipping and waiting to be sold.  

Think about the odds of that for moment.Secondly, you'd need a listing agent asleep at the wheel that's going to let you tie the property up hoping to find that buyer mentioned above, and not realize that you have neither the ability nor the intention to actually buy the property yourself.

Getting HM cash is pretty easy these days and it's usually smarter then tying up your own funds.A lot of investors will say "cash" even when they mean HM cash.