Hi everyone,I discovered bigger pockets a few months back, however I finally decided to make an account and start posting, asking questions, and what not.

A Solo 401(k) is a simplified version of such a plan for owner-only businesses.IRA's have low contribution limits.  401(k) plans have high contribution limits.The retirement component of these plans is the same whether the plan is in a conventional bank or brokerage and limited to investing in financial products, or if it is self-directed and therefore able to invest more broadly.Both IRA and 401k plans can be setup in a self-directed fashion and invest in real estate.

I discovered BiggerPockets a couple months ago as I became interested in real estate investing.

Might be jumping the gun as properties go to auction after 3 years of unpaid taxes in my county.Contact the owner to discover what's going on and ask if they're interested in selling.

I also need to discover the strategy I want to stick to. 

Simply tell them that you discovered unsatisfactory rental history from a previous landlord and that they are not qualified.

I believe as the kids get older, and independent this is certainly a possibility for me.I recently discovered turnkey properties.

For example, if a renter damages your home or claims bodily injury against you, the claim could be denied.In fact, many homeowner insurance carriers will drop insureds when they discover the home is being rented on a short-term basis, typically 30 days or less at the time.

I have learned some great ideas that I will apply as I go forward, and the resources I've discovered from the interviews are terrific.

I just recently discovered BP and it is an awesome website that seems to have tons of good people and great information!