So, I may in the future.... but thought that it was odd.I guess the insurance companies are realizing that a large amount of student renters destroy property compared to the average non-student renter??

I thought B Corps were some type of non-profit.

Many I talked to have already dumped pools of non-performing stuff a few years back.

You need to establish self directed Solo 401k, then rollover your SEP there and you will be able to use those funds to buy real estate or any other non-traditional investments.

Thanks to the BiggerPockets community for all the invaluable advice -- it's helped me personally and professionally for many years.Here's my question: This year my wages at my non-real estate job increased to $190,000.

Probably about the same or less than your average non-owner-occuped seller.

The attorney told him that he could not oversee a mortgage deal that he was not a part of and that it would be illegal and open him up to liability.Another licensed mortgage broker that I talked to had another non-real estate full time job and was only doing mortgage brokering part time.

Non really.

It has a non-working hot tub in the deck surrounded by a 6 foot fence that needs a bit of repair.

I have contacted a number of Contractors and Renovation Firms (from Angie’s List, BBB, Yellow Book, etc.) in regards to doing all of the non-foundation repair work.