If he needed a lump sum of cash (which I don't have much of) I'd have to finance that portion.

For those of who haven't read my other post, it is here-http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/60255-how-does-it-work-when-the-seller-financines-a-portion-To summarize what I talked about in that other post, my childhood nextdoor neighbor threw up a FSBO sign last weekend.

The 1st (GMAC) has agreed to give a portion of Sale funds to 2nd (Bank of America / Green Tree).

I don't see any reason why you would want to split your rollover partially into Solo 401k and other portion into an IRA.

I hope to have a large portion of construction money lent by an equity member at a reasonable rate.

In Indianapolis, they WILL lien your property for the unpaid waste portion of your water bill.You have two options to ensure they are paid that I can see.

If some portion of your capital gains pushes your total taxable income into a higher tax bracket, then that portion of your capital gains will be taxed at the capital gains rate in effect for the higher bracket.

If influence points weren't generously given in that portion of the site, I don't think it would have so popular.

Besides working full-time and owning a business, I am on a board of directors, enjoy academic research, play in a men's hockey league, and have traveled a good portion of the world.Thanks for reading and I look forward to being a part of the community here.Derek

I don't personally know the other investor(s) from Milwaukee on this site, but Jeffery K contributes quite often to this site and has good insight on buy and hold strategies from what I've seen.The last three rehabs I did where all over the map (Bay View, Racine County, and the near south side,) so I guess if there is a deal that can be had in the Southeastern portion of Wisconsin, I'd be interested.