Loans can be processed from the Solo 401k at 50% of the account balance but cannot exceed $50,000.Also, Roth 401k contributions are allowable regardless of income level, thereby affording taxpayers, who would not otherwise be eligible, to take advantage of the Roth component.

I would suggest getting a PRO account.It has helped my wife and I take things to the next level and stay there.Good luck!

The property is borderline between fixer-upper and burner-downer, so I need help figuring options.- Someone who has an EXTENSIVE network of contacts (builders, contractors, legal) to get me in touch with (not a 1-deep list of overpriced buddies, people with solid references and track records).  

There are multiple levels of investors hear.

I have an older (in their upper 60's) couple who owned their own house but got caught in one of those ever ballooning mortgage payment deals and had to walk away from their home. 

From a high-level, the pros are: - you can get into the deal with as little money as you can negotiate with the seller - this is a great strategy if there is a pre-payment on the mortgage because it doesn't trigger it since you're not technically buying it (just make sure you get approval from the lender that they're fine with you doing this.

As such lesser credit worthy borrowers slip through the cracks at varying levels.  

So my question to experienced vinyl plank users is will the planks take 1/2"or is the 1/4" measure really the upper limit and not just a value that is determined for long term warranties.

DC REIA in Upper Marlboro, run by Sherman Ragland. 

Yes I know the house is not "updated" to granite counter tops and such, but I can't see putting money into this house if it is just ignored.https://detroit.craigslist.org/okl/apa/5221107911....That's the thing, it won't be ignored if you choose to put $4-5k in upgrading the countertops, new carpet, paint, and whatever is left with blinds for the windows or something in the bathroom.I completely redid my upper and only had to show it to three people who all wanted to sign.