An encapsulant is actually like a liquid rubber that gets painted on certain components and the components need to be tested first, the results of the tests recorded, and the encapsulant needs to be put on to the required thickness in order for it to encapsulate the lead paint.

Simple solution, I will just have to partner, HML or wait a couple of months until I wrap up some other deals and have more liquid funds.2.

I need to better understand how to manage incurred taxes, expenses, and subsequent liquidation of real estate within my Solo 401k

I like and am really good and home improvement but not sure if the whole TimeMoney equation works out.For those who are able to save more than $30k a year or have substantial liquidity (over 200k), being a landlord and especially flipping is a lot of work.

I just put down Riverwalk Oak LVP from Lumber Liquidators. 

@Trupti Raisonioh I was asking because I’m bout to help a investor liquidate his portfolio. 4 in Taft and 1 In Bakersfield.

Provided the property is in a liquid and desirable market, all you'd need is to have is enough for a down payment, usually 25%. 

Lenders often turn away properties that are located in a "rural" area, so it's important to know the population and the liquidity of the market in the areas of consideration. 

That would violate IRS self-dealing rules.The IRA could do a cash-out refinance of the property and create cash liquidity within the IRA. 

Also would need it to be fairly liquid, for the possibility of finding a real estate deal.