Netco title company is extremely investor friendly.

Through the posts on this site (especially those who have contributed to this particular thread to whom I am extremely grateful) I learned about Solo 401k so as you can imagine, my research was not done.I work in the real estate business and came across a really good deal, but because I do not want to use financing to buy the property I was looking into rolling some of my retirement accounts to a Solo 401K, which seemed to be a better deal for me when compared to a SDIRA; they seem to have the same "disqualified person" and "prohibited transaction" rules, but has the option for Roth "employee" and employer" contributions for myself and my spouse.

Except for little tiny towns only locals know about (most likely not ones in CO though) or the ghettos.

She's going to use it for fitness and wellness camp, with extreme fitness elements.

The reason is they will be extremely difficult to deal with, blame you for their short comings, and not appreciate you at all.Let discount companies match up with those sellers only focused on the fee paid and not the value they are getting for the service provided.NET listings by the way are not allowed in all states just some.

Here's an extreme example.

While it may involve opening yourself up on occasion (to those who seem trustworthy but turn out not to be), at least you won't go around questioning everyone and everything all the time.I'd rather leave myself a tiny bit vulnerable in exchange for not being completely cynical all the time...Oh, and I'm a big fan of throwing out the common cliche of, "Don't confuse my kindness for weakness..."

Extremely well stated and written.

I am a part time agent in an extremely competitive area.

Danny Johnson at Flippingjunkie has an extremely detailed and informative blog also.