A lot of the reading and research I've done so far is based on the American market which is clearly a lot different than ours, so I'm looking for any info that may lead me in the right direction to start taking some steps.Thanks again for reading and I hope to hear from some of you soon!

I've seen signs that the market is slowing and we're currently in the longest ever economic expansion in American history.

Hi,Rather than working with North American Savings Bank on a non-recourse loan and having to put down 30-40%, I would like to buy a property through my solo 401k trust using private money with a better LTV and finance some or all of the repairs.Once the property is fixed up, I would do a cash out refinance into a NASB non-recourse loan and pay the private lender back.

It is natural that the couple in their 50s occupying your most expensive property will be more settled and stable than a younger family that may need to change living arrangements due to job or school factors.So far as wear and tear it is obvious that a family with children will be harder on the premises than an adult couple. 

On the outside we would all envy his life in one way or another, this is in fact the perfect picture of the American Dream, but there's a catch.

I utilize my knack for numbers and process attained from spending most of my adult life as an accountant which led to being a cost analyst.

I can't imagine American Express would be a good fit for what you want.

In May while listening to "this american life" an add came on for the bigger pockets podcast and I have been listening to about 5 episodes per week and supplementing by reading real estate and business books.

I know that American has a free market and all.

Check every adult who will live there !