He would simply receive the initial capital contribution with interest back.

You can read the entire excerpt about mentorship here but the gist is:+ Find a local investor in your area that you could learn from+ Make yourself valuable in a way that is meaningful to the other person+ Find someone to learn from that is already doing what you are aspiring to do (in this case, you're looking to connect with an experienced wholesaler)+  "Prove that you are in this for the long haul by being persistent, building knowledge, and actively growing outside of the relationship you are building."

If you've negotiated commercial leases and purchases.Looking forward to getting to know you and contributing my expertise to this forum. 

Our city is going through some great up-scaling and revitalization that will contribute to appreciation growth.

I have also looked at withdrawing the ROTH *contributions*, which would be penalty and tax free, and then *contributing* those funds to my SOLO401K, and doing a ROTH Conversion once in there.

Traditionally, P/L will be split based on the amount each partner contributed.

That is the very definition of "highest and best use" and will make a lot of folks $$ while also contributing 8 affordable units to the city of Chicago.  

@Ayana MoraliIf you are depositing non-retirement funds in a 401k, you would do so as contribution (e.g. from your wages if you have a 401k through your employer or if you are self-employed with no full-time employees you can set up a Solo 401k and make contributions based on your self-employment income. 

We expect the fiscal deficit to expand meaningfully by a significant increase of percentage points of GDP rates in the near term.

I can't imagine the title company is going to offer any sort of meaningful discount.