@Levi K.

A lot of real estate investors switch gears and use old 401 (k) or IRA funds and do exactly what you’re doing then pick one up with their retirement account as well.

@Chan K. the minute I hear a Tenant is moving is when I schedule the large For Rent sign on the front of the house.

Originally posted by @Steve K: Nice job.

Roth Solo 401(k) - you can maintain additional, separate 'bucket' under your Solo 401(k) plan where you could make after tax contributions, thus, investing tax free for the rest of your life.

@Scott K...could you elaborate on your reply a bit?

@Dmitriy Fomichenko andMehran K.

If you have the money available, especially on a fixer, I'd not go FHA, they really don't like deficiencies with the property.

My sister is currenty on vacation I wish she was here to answer your questions. she is self employed and she told me can borrow or have access up to 95 so it must be a solo 401 K Thanks Dave

@Oleg K. see my comment above about the state licensing board.