There are only 3-4 lenders that do this though (called a non-recourse loan). and you cannot co-mingle any of your personal funds to help the Solo401k buy a property. 

Since reading rich dad poor dad I have been reading non stop and listening to the bp podcasts.

If using a lender this is a non issue.

I'd like to add that in addition to look at traditional ways to invest in real estate, look at some non-traditional.

I recently completed one in this area that I'm not readying for publication, and the book on financial independence will hopefully be book 2.I do have some specific questions that I'm eager to interview active members on, but I will put them into separate posts.Thank you all for the high level of contribution and discussion available on this forum. 

Below are some numbers which I pulled from all public sources ...1.

I have served 5 day eviction notice for non payment for May (and 5 days have past).

Once you've both signed the lease it has been executed and you'd probably have to go through eviction for non payment.

Depends on if you've used your VA benefit in the past, your reserve situation, credit  and if you don't plan to use the VA loan in the near future to purchase a home, it could make sense.FYI- There are  non- VA 95% LTV loan programs without PMI  

I think they might be trying to make it non-obvious to the seller and listing agent that they are themselves an agent (even though a quick google search will reveal this fact, most homesellers don't google search the name of their buyer).Real estate investor that happens to have their real estate agent license.