To get the other side of this story, and for the usual landlord questioning screen I've tried contacting the landlord - a large corporate property management company (common in NYC) - which turns out to have a non-working telephone number (which is clearly shown on their website), and they are a total dead end for trying to get information.Now I would have moved on after my first attempt to call this previous landlord and found the non-working number and impossibility to confirm tenancy info with them had it not been for the fact that this applicant appears stellar in all other ways - high income, high credit score/clean report, good current landlord review, etc., and is far above all my other applicants for this property at this time.

Please note that you are obligated to pay back their 401k (regardless of the performance of your real estate investment).As an alternative to taking the loan, you could even purchase the investment property directly using funds in your Solo 401k (assuming you select a Solo 401k plan provider which allows you to invest in real estate).

Although you can achieve cashflow, it takes a “cycling” approach, IMO.So my pivot in to notes came about from wanting to achieve similar returns that I saw in rentals without the same headaches (notes aren’t perfect and have their own headaches as well).My background is in Investment/Corporate finance along with RE investing since 2015.

It's not really clear what you are actually asking, but your Corporation can refinance into a commercial loan for your corporation, and your LLC can refinance into a commercial loan for your company.You (a natural human person) and only you (a natural human person) can refinance into a Fannie Mae loan with money being lent (to a natural human person).

Job loss for nothing his fault: downsizing, corporate takeover, illness, family issues, etc. 

I work in the tech sector of corporate America for a manufacturer.

When a unit is leased regardless of if a tenant says they will be home you are under the same obligation  to notify them of entry, it is their leased property.  

DTI is based on debt obligations versus the income to pay them.

We will discuss:1) opening an LLC2) having a partner in the LLC3) buying and selling real estate with an LLC4) what am I liable for. how to prevent people from "piercing the corporate veil"5) fees, pros and consI have confidence I will get this done this week and really take a huge step forward.

There is no obligation to finance a property to the maximum approved amount.My thinking has always been that I would much rather have all my capital out of a deal with minimal cash flow than have dead equity stuck in a deal collecting dust.