I'm not talking about the bank, I'm talking about incentives for the employees to turn a profit in foreclosures.

Thank you @Dave Foster @DaveFoster for clearing that out. 

If you are tyring to move quickly on this deal and you are self-employed with no full-time employees, then consider opening a SD solo 401k.

I have a full time employee who I have been mentoring and training to hopefully help maintain my units and use as a contractor.4.

I am a Federal Employee trying to diversify my investments through real estate.

I hate to break this to you, but while looking at the Rehab America website, their employee who finds them section 8 renters- Victor Jordan  ( Victor J) is posted on there with his testimony.

If you send me an email, I, or one of my employees, will email you detailed instructions for your state.

I hope our Solo 401 K experts can help Me and my wife are both on my Solo 401-k with sub Roth I would like to transfer a portion of the money to her Roth IRA, it is my understanding I can do this as long as their is an in-service rollover provision as part of the plan and the funds being rolled are employee contributions, but my question is that since me and my wife are both on the plan and we have both made equal contributions can I just roll over part of the money to her Roth IRA or do I have to split equally between our separate Roth IRAs?    

Gerry - in 2006 when I got out of college and starting doing tax returns the firm I was at did his tax work and I got to know him and kept in touch over the years - at the time he had the largest mortgage origination business in the southeast with something like 600 employees.  

Just fostering creative conversation.