Needless to say it can take the wind out of your sails after you have done the analysis on a property only to come up empty yet again.  

"Buy low sell high", and yes I know there's more to it than that, like knowing how to properly assess risk, deal analysis, and all the legal crap in the state you operate in, but its doable!

I'm looking for constructive feedback and what variables to consider in my analysis,in particular tax considerations which might sway the decision one way or the other. 

I'd love your thoughts on how much you factor in TD. into your analysis.

(waiting to hear back from my 203k contractor on this)- Cost of Architectural plans (estimating roughly $10,000) separate from analysis.

They do an inspection and a rent analysis to make sure it fits within the voucher. 

When doing property analysis, is there a “rule of thumb” number for avg insurance cost per Sq Ft of house?

@Trent Lee - True, the analysis is largely just a matter of income and expenses. 

As an agent what you should do is do a keyword analysis and find out what lingo your costumers use to find services you provide.

The Solo 401k could have tax-deferred gains of its own if those funds were left in the Solo 401k, so that should be part of your analysis when deciding what to do.The 60 day (or less) distribution is considered even more aggressive and potentially risky.