Hi BP community,  I'm looking for a real estate agent in the Danbury, Connecticut area who is investor friendly and/or experienced in owning their own properties. 

The owner is motivated and investor friendly, but with the amount of work that needs to be done, I'm thinking about a wholesale strategy and cashing out.Questions: 1.  

Which towns or areas between Highlands and Mt Mitchell in particular, are especially cabin rental friendly, with great views and property?  

You can also check with friends and family to see if they want to go in on it with you.

So I asked my realtor friend to approach the seller's agent and ask if they would share the details of the transaction because I suspected that there was something going on that I could learn from.

Why can't I do a land trust with myself as the trustee and wife as the beneficiary just so if anyone looks it up I can tell them I am just managing the property on the side for a "friend" (the beneficiary) and they listed me as the trustee?  

All of my friends do not understand my ambitions and dreams for becoming an investor but Im sure i will meet new people on this forum that will understand my drive.

Looking for a investor friendly agent in North NJ.

@Daniel CruzA Solo 401k can also be referred to as an Individual 401k or Owner 401k.  

The first step would find an Investor Friendly Realtor assuming you do not have access, to the MLS.