., North American Savings Bank) as well as hard-money lenders (e.g., whether friend, investor, or company specializing in non-recourse loans).While non-recourse loans can be structured for any term period, banks that specialize in them generally set 15 to 25 year loan payoff periods.Non-recourse loan frees up cash in Solo 401k for use in other investments including additional real estate purchases because only some of the solo 401k funds are used towards the real estate purchase that is utilizing the non-recourse loan.Since a non-recourse loan is quite different from a conventional loan, the qualification requirements are different in that the non recourse lender (assuming you are going through a bank) will NOT look at the following since the loan is to your Solo 401k, not you:Will not check to see if you are employedWill not check your incomeWill not look at your W-2’sWill not look at your tax returnsWill only look at solo 401k assets not your personal assetsSince non-recourse loan is to Solo 401k, the loan does not appear on your credit report since your social security number is not used.

I have a small family and a good corporate job, a small part of the American Dream right?

First American Home Warranty, American Home Shield, and Old Republic to name a few.

@Aaron GriverSo you have another post where you ask if anyone has used American Real Estste Investors, and now 2 months later you work for them?  

First American says then cannot do this type of transaction.Thoughts ?

Most of the information I seem to find is American, which while helpful in principle I'll be borrowing in Canada.

Anyone using them to share experience?

If you allow the single white mother this time, what happens when the African American tenant asks next week?

Hello fellow investors.my specialization is in Rent to own and wholesaling.I have been talking to a lot of sellers lately and i'm close to closing a deal.While I work on that, I'd like to know how other experienced Canadian investors set up their business in a legal and tax friendly way.I took an American course and they recommend setting up an LLC, which in Canada is an LLP.

Hi, dear fellows, anybody here join American Association of Private Lenders (AAPL)?