If it is an employer-sponsored 401k plan, then your employer will control the investments, and you will be limited to the stocks, bonds, or mutual funds they generally offer.

Those guys end up buying marketing programs from one of a few specialized real estate marketing organizations out of either Las Vegas or Salt Lake City; and the result is the cost of their programs goes from $3000 to $40,000, the quality of their information go from a 8 to a 4, and once you’ve entered their program all your contact is with an employee while the guru is out giving seminars, workshops, and making videos.   

I know lenders (and have used them) in Colorado Springs that are offering 90% LTV HELOCs on investment properties and 95% LTV refinances on primary residences.

I am in the process of trying to put a property under contract with asbestos siding at this exact moment, the offer is in and am waiting on a response.

He knew that others were making offers on the same property and I had to act quick.

Since I don't know what I don't know wondering if I am spinning my wheels considering approaching the condo board before purchase to find out if they would allow window replacement and if so point me in the direction to get some quick quotes so I could put together an offer. 

@Andy Ciordia.....its just as easy as "Hey do you offer any discounts since I have multiple properties that need work"As a person who does work in the Home Services Industry, it costs the vendor the same amount of time (most likely money too) do the work whether its 1 or 2 properties.

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Ken, I would love to take a look at what you have to offer! 

Real Estate Wholetailing: Close on a property and immediately list it on the MLS to sell at a profit.Owner Financing: Help the seller avoid capital gains taxes and give them a consistent passive stream of income without having to manage the property.While these strategies offer various avenues for real estate investment, thorough research, due diligence, and professional guidance remain crucial for success.