Troy Norwood , I'm actually interested in building for investment purposes.

Between the two, that is an instant ROI for your contributed dollars that is not insignificant, and probably better than the actual ROI produced by most real estate investments.The investment options and management fees associated with most company 401k plans are a negative.  

Feel free to add me to your contacts...or friends or.... connections... actually I don't know what its called, but "Yes!!

Try Bryan Dunklin, he set up my series LLC (although I haven't actually used the series yet). http://www.texasseriesllclaw.comYou can also have an experienced CPA set one up.

Once we closed, we actually rented 2 apartments back to the sellers (the units they were currently living in) for another 6 weeks.

I would actually not be managing them myself.

If you were to go that route, you could likely borrow the funds immediately (well within your 48 hour timeframe) after signing the loan documents, but this will depend on the actual documents which can vary from one provider to another.

He sent me a pro forma for an already sold duplex: 820 N Oakland AveIndianapolis, INPrice: 60,000Rent: 1,200/mo (600 from each side)Seems like a pretty great return even factoring in the potential for high maintenance and vacancies.I'm actually in Indy right now and staying not too far away (for meetings with other turnkey providers).

I actually did sit down and speak with KW up here in Lewis Center, as I was very interested in the education they provided and they seem to get a ton of recommendations on here.

Actually he should be in contact with the partners to let them know what is going on.