Loans are non-recourse.

It is less likely someone is going to offer their services for free in terms of the time to do a walk through and cost estimate unless there's some incentive for them.

With the SDIRA, or Solo401k, there are restrictions of it being "non-recourse" meaning no personal guarantee from you, which make them hard to find through traditional lenders.

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Hi, i'm a non us resident looking to acquire a SFH in Memphis this year.

We basically offer all of the services of a turn-key company without the commitments.

Huge red flag, never exchange any monies owed for services unless the tenant is a hooker and you get the service up front.

No idea what the $650 is for.very fast talker and gets upset really easily when you question his service.

They do consider any option consideration paid as part of the down payment and allow seller-concessions for closing costs and non-repair items (like a landscaping allowance).