It's probably REO, so the electricity is usually off (unless there is very good reason - I went through one that had a sump pump running continuously even though the weather was and had been dry; I suspected a spring of some sort was pumping water into the basement).

First off, you brought up an old post from the dead and laws have changed, so if you have a question as to a L/O, might look at more recent posts and post a new question.No idea why hitting enter for a new paragraph would post this, so having to continue as an edit!!!!!

Josh has done a great job and continues to make it better.I wished I was in your position.

At least a little bit.My tenant is very good and I can continue to pay the difference.

Continue educating yourself (by whatever means you can...Including reading BP), work hard, and start networking and you will be well on your way.

We want to be the best at our business and after this forum I'm sure this will be a great topic for us as we continue to grow and improve.All the best in your business.Chris

I would also like to work closely with other investors to help them succeed in their ventures.BP has been a great resource and I will use it as a tool in my arsenal to continually learn.

A continued slight decline might also be possible.

So if I have an outstanding loan with my employer plan, I could roll the 401k AND the loan into a solo 401k, thus side-stepping the immediate repayment requirement upon leaving my employer?

I went to buy a REO and the bank told me I would not receive a commission and I told them "OH, OK" hung up and continued my search.