It's in a great school district, it's on a lake, in a mature neighborhood, and they've done all updates to make it their forever home. 

I agree that it is essential that one meets the eligibility requirements before setting up a Solo 401k. 

Our 5,4& 2 year old were coming in with no less than 20 bites per child with bug spray that contained deet and essential oils.... they told us that unless there was grass and sand put down to at the least level the yard a little & stop the standing water and mud from accumulating in the yard and up against the house then it wouldnt help.

(The countertop was essentially brand new 6 months old and had never been lived in before tenant moved in)

The zoning is essentially what I am overpaying for.

There is a building, we'll not really a building, but the front part of the building and nothing else. It was in a fire, and the fire department or city basically demoed the entire building aside from the front part. ...

This is what it would look like:$40,000 (Taxable account)       $19,049 (Convert Roth IRA to Traditional IRA: this money can't be used in 5 years)I would essentially repeat this over and over again and save tens of thousands of dollars in taxes. 

On the other hand, because I am getting the property 'as is' essentially, it may be a waste of money.

We're excited for our first property and aspire to buy several more in the next few years.In the capital district, to my knowledge there are not many meetups or events for local investors but I do want to net work ,collaborate and potentially partner with other investors especially people who own in Troy.

To BRRRR do I need to essentially start a "we buy houses" business or are these the wrong wholesalers?